Sentence examples for preferred work with from inspiring English sources

He preferred work with William Poel's Elizabethan Stage Society and Ben Greet's Shakespeare repertory company to a West End career, and in 1900 he joined the experimental Stage Society.

(Watson preferred working with rats).

Posada never won a Gold Glove, and some veterans — like Randy Johnson and A. J. Burnett — preferred working with his backup.

Flynn preferred working with Walsh to Warner Brothers' other top action director, Michael Curtiz, and they teamed again twice in 1942.

That is because properties were selling so fast that agents preferred working with sellers rather than buyers who might take months to make up their minds.

Though Evans made two well-received solo albums, he preferred working with a trio, and his unaccompanied playing tended to be loosely improvisational and sketchy in texture.

Known as "the human calculator", he told the Independent on Sunday in 1992 that he preferred working with clients who are "new money".

In an interview with the Guardian in 1999, she said that she preferred working with British actors to American because the former "arrive on the set and they have an idea of what they want to do in the scene.

"It was seen as irrelevant, and they much preferred working with spies and satellites," Timothy Naftali, of the University of Virginia, who wrote a history of American counterterrorism for the 9/11 Commission, said.

New York Republicans cited those attributes in explaining why, especially since Sept. 11, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Gov. George Pataki and their staffs have much preferred working with Clinton and her office than with Schumer and his.

The grey-haired stitcher preferred working with the most expensive fabrics like satin and silk.