Sentence examples for preferred to swim from inspiring English sources

Tania's pond was perfect, but the kids still preferred to swim in the pool.

The ciliates overwhelmingly preferred to swim towards the Genlisea, suggesting that the traps were releasing some sort of chemical lure.

Gary Numan is an obvious real-life parallel to the film's mysterious personage of R, but unlike R's aloof musings on the nature of pop fame, Numan preferred to swim in the arcane trappings of musty sci-fi paperback plots way more my speed.

Thereafter the number of calves displaying individual preference to swim to the left side of the mother was compared with the number of calves significantly preferred to swim to the right side using the log-likelihood ratio chi-square test (G-test).

Supporting this, swimmers preferred to swim front crawl at the lowest SR (or the longest SL) that does not require an increase in oxygen uptake [ 64], as a significant decrease in the preferred SR, for example, determines the decline in time limit exercise duration [ 65], which might be caused by an unusual muscular recruitment.

B.M.: Did you know that sea horses prefer to swim in pairs, with their tails intertwined?

The white pool-tiles have slightly browned, so – ignorance being bliss – I prefer to swim without contact lenses.

Then the team captured ten individuals from each of the species under consideration and monitored which stream they would prefer to swim in over four minutes.

I understood why the scene in which Iris meets her Irish Traveller boyfriend in a cornfield alarmed him, in spite of the fact that the characters share only one chaste kiss, preferring to swim in the lake and talk through problems to which no one else will listen.

For watergoers who prefer to swim instead of paddle, there is the Orca 3.8 wetsuit.

Water sports, a tennis court and a putting green are also available on-property, though some will prefer to swim laps in the pool or float in the ocean, which North Americans and Europeans will find saltier and therefore more buoyant than anything back home.