Sentence examples for preferred the name from inspiring English sources

In Germany the adherents of the Reformation preferred the name evangelicals and in France Huguenots.

The Swiss reformers and their followers in Holland, England, and Scotland, especially after the 17th century, preferred the name Reformed.

Green and his wife, Sarah, asked the President if he preferred the name Eleanor or Alice for their unborn child.

When she was chosen to appear in "Ziegfeld Follies," the producer Arthur Freed preferred the name Charisse to Norwood and changed the spelling of Sid to Cyd.

Mr. Bloomberg, speaking to reporters while campaigning in Staten Island, acknowledged that he would have preferred the name Education First Party, but suggested that his campaign would come up with something else.

But for Western markets Mateschitz preferred the name Red Bull.

Yuri Semenov, the President of Russian Space Corporation Energia at the time, disapproved of the name "Alpha"; he felt that Mir was the first space station, and so he would have preferred the names "Beta" or "Mir 2" for the ISS.

He prefers the name Lakeview to Boystown.

"If it's all right, I prefer the name Dave".

Local inhabitants prefer the name Neókastro, after the Turkish-Venetian fortifications.

Many Scheduled Caste groups now prefer the name Dalit ("Crushed" or "Oppressed").