Sentence examples for preferred to come to from inspiring English sources

In an interview last year at the F.ounders conference in New York, he said he preferred to come to the office early to work alone, avoiding other people.

He said it is often too cold for him to leave his home in winter, but he preferred to come to Alicante in summer because the centre offers weekly excursions to the beach.

Thus most women preferred to come to the hospital for BGL monitoring.

Only three patients (3%) did not want to complete the questionnaire because they preferred to come to clinic for examination.

Carers were interviewed at baseline and at four and eight months after randomisation, usually in their own home, unless they preferred to come to the research team base in University College London.

This time, he prefers to come to us.

Some students prefer to come to us, knowing it will be confidential.

Janowicz will be a different proposition, preferring to come to the net rather than slug it out from the baseline.

But the answer, overwhelmingly – and to my surprise – is that most students prefer to come to a traditional lecture with complementary online material to aid their learning.

He was perceived as a commonsense person with no airs and graces, who eschewed chauffeur-driven cars, preferring to come to work by train from Bishop's Stortford.

Tim Carey, president of Hawthorne Racecourse, a thoroughbred track in Cicero, said he would prefer to come to an agreement directly with the casinos because it would be more enforceable.