Sentence examples for prefers to step from inspiring English sources

Froch, presumably, prefers to step out in mustard.

When the trailing head (bright red oval) moves forward, it prefers to step rightwards to be positioned on the right hand side of its partner.

Ms. Freston said she preferred to step away for a few minutes.

But Mr. Wood, his former aide, said that Mr. Dombeck preferred to step down now and to retire altogether from the agency.

"The underlying message is that, in the event that museums are faced with financial crisis, we would far prefer to step in before they take the draconian step of selling art to support operations".

Medvedev announced in September that he would not run for a second presidential term, preferring to step aside – some believe reluctantly – to allow Putin to return to the Kremlin this spring.

For the most part, Democrats have flown under the radar in this health-care debate, preferring to step back and let Republicans shoot themselves in their leather-soled feet.

At a time when so many investors are concentrating on wider issues – with markets falling amid concerns over China, the Greek debt crisis, and the prospect of rising interest rates – I prefer to step back and see what's happening to individual companies.

But the survey figures can show us those who would prefer to step up to more work.

Therefore, these motors may prefer to step to the left, and the entire cargo will eventually trace out a left-handed spiral.

Or you might prefer to just step off the ship and walk down the main shopping street of the Nevsky Prospect and window shop, as many have done before you at the turn of the century, as the Gilded or Imperial Age was falling apart around them.