Sentence examples for prefers to begin from inspiring English sources

Spencer Hugh Levy, the chef at Spencer, near Irving Place, prefers to begin duck breasts and legs on the stove over low heat.

NEW YORK -- He may be on the verge of seeking the world's most demanding job, but former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) prefers to begin his days with his mind about as far away as possible from the campaign trail.

Ryan prefers to begin at the southern edge of the park and work his way north, "mainly because it starts where you're surrounded by people and it kind of becomes more and more of an isolated walk as you get further along".

I prefer to begin somewhere closer to its heart.

Would I prefer to begin with my eyes open or closed?

Most players on tour prefer to begin the point by attacking their opponent's more consistent but less venomous backhand.

The generation of Guillaume Dufay and Gilles Binchois may be included, though many music historians prefer to begin with the slightly later generation of Jean d'Ockeghem and Antoine Busnois.

The Fed has made it clear that it would prefer to begin withdrawing support for the market in the months ahead.

He dismissed theories that Mr. Bernanke wants the retreat to begin before he leaves, or that Ms. Yellen would prefer to begin it on her watch to demonstrate her commitment to controlling inflation.

Again, Gluck would prefer to begin by treating the whole woman and give the body a chance to work with itself in the healing process, before focusing obsessively on what appears to be the dominant symptom.

Many corporate leaders are convinced that the United States will eventually have to join in fighting global warming, and would prefer to begin making capital investments now than waiting until the last minute, when the job will be more expensive.