Sentence examples for prefers crowded from inspiring English sources
"I'm seeing a very messy and crowded public square, and I think we're going to get more and more of these kinds of conflicts where people who feel they've been excluded want to be heard," said Mr. Haynes, who added that he prefers crowded public squares that welcome religious diversity rather than empty ones.
Urban residents have learned to accommodate themselves to this reality, but if there were an airborne delivery system — better for the environment and safer and less annoying for pedestrians and cyclists — people might well prefer crowded skies to crowded streets.
"Instead of prime locations where a lot of the amateur astronomy community will be, we prefer crowded streetscapes".
In fact, urbanites like New Yorkers seem to prefer crowded park areas like Central Park's Great Lawn and avoid more secluded spots.
He prefers crowds, which become blurs of color and form, the forms sweeping across the photographs like brushed fur.
"It's not worth it to smoke them there," Mr. Dealto said, preferring the crowd, the jazz playing softly in the background and the sports flickering silently on two television screens at the lounge.
The green crowd prefers using tires to make garden hoses.
Residents in the city's other neighborhoods might spend weekends in the South Downs, but the Notting Hill crowd prefers the towns of Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold and Cirencester.
THEIR big brothers and sisters may be riveted to MTV's "Total Request Live," which presents music videos selected by viewers' online votes, but he preteenage crowd prefers choosing favorites on Nickelodeon's "U Pick Live" - favorite cartoons, that is.
The 35-plus crowd prefers plain text messages to communicate, while their younger counterparts have since moved on.
Rather that take responsibility for their own actions, the "centrist" crowd prefers to promote the deceptive illusion that both the overall Federal deficit and Social Security's problems were caused by middle-class Americans themselves.
