Sentence examples for prefers to move from inspiring English sources
The Maryland Terrapins men's lacrosse midfielder prefers to move on quickly, to focus on the next opponent as soon as the final whistle sounds.
Yet it is unclear whether Berkshire — whose chief executive, Warren E. Buffett, famously spurns deal auctions and prefers to move quickly — will abide by Transatlantic's timeline.
A computer program called Alphazero, which has taught itself chess using deep-learning techniques, instead prefers to move the queen's pawn two spaces forward.
Shirking the intellectual hard work, Dawkins prefers to move on to parodic "proofs" that he has found on the Internet, like the "Argument From Emotional Blackmail: God loves you.
"The United States should make clear that it prefers to move cooperatively toward a new offense-defense mix, but that it is prepared to do so unilaterally," Ms. Rice wrote.
Since Greenspan prefers to move slowly, the process of policy tightening will almost certainly extend into the second half of next year, and maybe into early 2006, when, around the time of his eightieth birthday, he is expected to retire.
the preferential distribution vector specifies a group of vertices to which the random walker prefers to moving in every iteration step.
It's how I prefer to move.
She preferred to move forward, in her own original way.
