Sentence examples for prefers on from inspiring English sources
'prefers on' is not correct or usable in written English
It is incorrect grammar. The phrase you are probably looking for is "prefers to," which is used to express a preference for something. For example: John prefers to eat pizza for dinner.
Memphis (the name he prefers on his back to that of the man who abandoned him) started to rebel, worshipping the pseudo ghetto culture in Rotterdam and putting a lot of energy into his rap group, Rotterdam Airlines.
Phillips is a serious person: serious about his poetry, which is a showcase of penetrating, tasteful, well-honed lyricism; serious about his Sophocles (a trained classicist, Phillips has translated "Philoctetes"); and even serious about his comedy, which he prefers on the thoughtful side.
Table 3 indicates the prediction effect of the 100% SSCB prefers on other SSCBs with respect to ramp event characteristics.
Click over to the Mirror to read more about Becks (and what kind of sleepwear he says Victoria prefers on him!).
But it is intriguing to hear how the Stuart Tinley law firm in Iowa looks at softer contributions as well as billable hours — or how the Plastic Moldings Co. in Ohio prefers, on balance, to reward teams over individuals.
For all practical purposes, he prefers on-the-ground research: Meet companies and look for disparities.
Facebook recently revealed it prefers on-device testing and has set up a bank of physical test devices in its Prineville, OR datacenter for this purpose.
So it's changing the News Feed to prefer on-going broadcasts.
Most patients preferred on-demand treatment.
Most patients preferred on-demand treatment to regular treatment.
Still, I prefer one-on-one interviews.
