Sentence examples for preferring to send from inspiring English sources

The executive who moved it wouldn't even talk to Wood, preferring to send a "winged monkey".

He doesn't attend regional summits, preferring to send an array of envoys as stand-ins.

A posse of capes followed — Mr. Owens preferring to send out his models in a cult-like crowd.

"Counterproductive," said Daschle, preferring to send his Democratic whip, Harry Reid, to repeat the mantra that Bush "should have been involved in this much earlier".

Unlike the 1995 budget negotiations, when Mr. Clinton attended dozens of meetings with lawmakers, he was rarely present in the budget meetings this summer, preferring to send Mr. Bowles and other emissaries.

Frédérique Krueger is immediately suspected, but when she is reached on her cellphone, she has the perfect alibi, which her EDITOR corroborates: Ms. Krueger rarely reports stories herself, preferring to send LEG PEOPLE).

She prefers to send a message of calm and tranquility.

The current administration has said it would prefer to send Mr. Noriega to France.

Is it surprising that I prefer to send diners away rather than hire temporary help?

The prosecution preferred to send her to the gallows than to use her as a further witness.

They prefer to send text messages, which are more immediate and are certain to be delivered instantly.