Sentence examples for preferred soccer from inspiring English sources

Saban knew that they came from Cameroon and preferred soccer.

Born in Delft, near The Hague, in 1916, he preferred soccer like most Dutch youth.

But others said Brandon Davies preferred soccer to basketball for much of his childhood, at least until his body kept stretching, reaching well past 6 feet in middle school.

He grew up at a tiny club called Filathlitikos, which took him in six years ago, back when he still shared a bedroom with his three brothers and preferred soccer.

His mother, Astrid, was a former swimmer, but Pieter preferred soccer and field hockey and judo until, at age 11, he went to the pool because his mother was giving lessons.

An investigation into the shooting of Muhammad continues, but it was the unremarkable details of the boy's life -- he preferred soccer to schoolwork, enjoyed riding his bicycle and had a passion for cars -- that left so many Israelis and Palestinians stunned by his loss.

Mexicans prefer soccer despite or perhaps because of their proximity to America.

And the waves of immigrants who prefer soccer to baseball mean that most ball fields are being used virtually year round.

And when Grossfeld asked him on the plane journey back to Boston if he prefers "soccer" as a business or baseball, the answer was succinct: "Well, there isn't a 48% tax [in soccer]." In the next year, along with managing director Ian Ayre, he will develop Liverpool's marketing strategies throughout Asia - one of the more lucrative areas to tap into.

Unlike other places in Pakistan, residents of Lyari prefer soccer over cricket.

Attend the Final Crown Prince Cup if you prefer soccer.