Sentence examples for preferred to order from inspiring English sources

With no visible escape route, Cofresí preferred to order the sinking of his own ship, which sailed into Bahía de Samana before finally coming to rest next to the town of Punta Gorda.

The battle was still not lost for the Israelis although the wake was coming, and Laskov considered that his men could not hold in front of a Legion's counter-attack and he preferred to order the retreat.

Most relatives indicated they preferred to order the test through their provider, rather than DTC.

Apparently, some narcos prefer to order in.

But Ms. Hughie has observed that American diners prefer to order items individually.

You may also prefer to order on the Web but provide your credit card by e-mail.

On the other hand, if you prefer to order your prescriptions online that's something we can do".

For students with a deadline, its temptations are manifold - some prefer to order up bespoke essays from shady websites, while many prefer to cut and paste fragments of text into a final product that they can call their own.

They rarely cook, preferring to order take-out at least once a day, even though what Mr. Balthrop calls "the 'Russian doll' excess of the packaging" feels really wasteful to them.

The sushi and sashimi selections, including bowls of richly satisfying miso soup, run $12 to $29, but I prefer to order à la carte ($3 to $4.50 a piece), allowing the chef to guide me.

And experience in Japan showing that customers prefer to order drive-in meals face-to-face rather than through an intercom has led some American restaurants to scrap their microphones.