Sentence examples for preferred to close from inspiring English sources
Stoke Gifford's organisers preferred to close the run.
The Thunder certainly would have preferred to close out the series at home over traveling back across the country to the Bay Area for the deciding game.
Still, in Berlin there was consolation for those who preferred to close their eyes and listen to the music: the singers were in fine voice, notably Maria Bengtsson, who, as Konstanze, had to endure being sexually abused while singing one of her arias.
"They started off saying they didn't want to run any of the homes at all - they preferred to close six and sell-off 10. "[The consultation] was clearly not an open thing to go into when they had already decided that they are not going to run homes in the future".
He has also hinted that he would prefer to close it down.
So an adviser may prefer to close up shop than to suffer through a protracted rebound at far less pay.
Governments forced to step in to save the financial system would prefer to close or merge weak banks to revive lending as quickly as possible.
Governments forced to step in to save the financial system would prefer to close or merge weak banks in order to revive lending as quickly as possible.
"And it's no mystery that the current administration in Brasília would much prefer to close the E.U. agreement this summer or early fall," Mr. Roett said.
This reminder of his real-life responsibilities has long proved inconvenient to management at most companies, however, which prefer to close the ballet with Albrecht alone, his mind apparently still on nobody but the heroine he has lost forever.
Several of the lawyers said the government would cringe at seeing its case become grist for the talk-show circuit and would prefer to close the doors of military tribunals.
