Sentence examples for preferred speaking from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez asked if Nunez preferred speaking through a translator, and Nunez said in Spanish that he did.

Late Thursday, he preferred speaking about the American sweep in the 400 meters than about his own performance.

The recruitment drive follows reports from customers that they preferred speaking to people in UK call centres rather than Indian staff based in Bangalore and Delhi.

The elegantly dressed centenarians who had long careers as court magistrates in the 20th century, said they preferred speaking French and being addressed as Pierre and Paul.

Dimitry Dotiashvili, 34, a hotel security guard, said the younger generation preferred speaking English to Russian and wanted to link Georgia inextricably to NATO and the European Union.

To fill the time, I began a conversation with the friendlier of two bartenders, a fellow who clearly preferred speaking to conversing and who, with a practiced spontaneity, segued seamlessly from taking my order to telling this joke: An old man walks into a grocery store in Caracas.

"He prefers interviews because he prefers speaking on a particular topic," Ms. Kumar told the newspaper.

I'm part of that generation who prefers speaking to a person.

After a few attempts at self-remediation, the Haggler thinks most people would prefer speaking to a human.

"I prefer speaking to a person who can think, and not a robot who's on rote".

Holmes herself prefers speaking about the coming revolution that her company will bring rather than the specifics of the technology itself.