Sentence examples for prefers to read from inspiring English sources
Mr. Duncan prefers to read, dip in the pool and take occasional hikes in the dunes.
NADIA STONE admits she could spend more of her time on the train working, but she prefers to read.
The hero, Col. Jean-François Mercier, is a former colleague and classmate of DeGaulle's who himself prefers to read Stendhal.
What I'm lamenting isn't that she prefers to read off a screen but that the screen alters and dilutes the imaginative experience.
He prefers to read RealClearPolitics, a Chicago-based website, rather than British newspapers and fires off e-mails to aides containing American speeches and articles.
We can't wear black crepe every time someone prefers to read on a tablet; we can't be like the auto industry and the G.O.P., who got accustomed to waiting around for it to be 1965 again.
Reading to children who might prefer to read to themselves can seem presumptuous.
Readings will be in English (and optional readings in French for students who would prefer to read in French).
"I prefer to read the New Scientist.
Do you prefer to read print or e-books?
But readers and critics prefer to read it as autobiography.
