Sentence examples for preferred fare from inspiring English sources

Because of its preferred fare, the moth has grape growers particularly worried.

CBS News, for example, is examining ways to create news programs suited to viewers whose preferred fare is professional wrestling and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer".

His sidewalk lunch companion, Chris Melkonian, proclaimed that he preferred pricier fare at Dodger Stadium.

Television audiences preferred unscripted fare on Tuesday, as an hour of "American Idol" on Fox dominated the night's ratings and two hours of "The Biggest Loser" on NBC gained viewers every half-hour from 8to1010 p.m. Fox hoped that the 28.2 million viewers of "Idol" would stay tuned for the premiere of "New Amsterdam," and almost half did.

Television viewers preferred unscripted fare on Tuesday, as an hour of "American Idol" on Fox dominated the night's ratings and two hours of "The Biggest Loser" on NBC gained audience every half-hour from 8to1010 p.m. Fox had hoped the 28.2 million viewers of "Idol" would stay tuned for the premiere of "New Amsterdam," and nearly half did.

My buddy Jerry and I loved scary movies, while my ex Jenny and Jerry's boyfriend Ry preferred lighter fare, like rom-coms or Disney flicks.

Still, Hollande prefers country fare to haute cuisine.

People who join C.S.A.'s prefer local fare for its freshness and nutrition, Ms. Wood said.

Fans of exuberantly spicy food, as I am, will have many choices, although those who prefer milder fare should be careful when ordering.

A 2004 study of feral cat colonies fed by volunteers on parkland outside San Francisco found they seem to prefer native fare over more widespread house mice.

Many people, particularly the young, prefer the fare offered by Youku and Tudou, from "Prison Break" to Japanese anime, to broadcast television especially the dull fodder served up by CCTV, the state broadcaster.