Sentence examples similar to preferred to arrive from inspiring English sources

For people who prefer to arrive by sleigh, Bakken has hosted the World Santa Claus Congress every summer since 1957.

Kubica prefers to arrive just a few days in advance of each of the flyaways.

Most people who switch times prefer to arrive earlier and leave earlier.

Germans are consensus-oriented, and prefer to arrive at agreement through (sometimes lengthy) discussion to avoid later misunderstanding.

Perhaps, given the length and cost of their journeys, they prefer to arrive at a less frenetic time.

He prefers to arrive in a new city, with some friends' recommendations in hand, and discover odd parts of it.

In particular, the travelers prefer to arrive at a metropolitan airport than an international airport but no significant difference in departure airport.

Instead, many prefer to arrive by black SUV, enter through the back door, and hang in the informal cloakroom as the conservative revival roars on outside.

But the letter added that if Mr. Gonzalez could not leave with his son immediately, he would prefer to arrive with the entourage.

Still, many business travelers prefer to arrive at Kennedy, La Guardia or Newark, do business on Long Island, and then return to an airport hotel or to Manhattan at the end of the day.

Those windows of time are determined largely by the time of day at which passengers prefer to arrive from or take off for cities in Europe, Asia or elsewhere.