Sentence examples for she preferred something from inspiring English sources

She preferred something larger than a conventional one-room studio, partly because she wanted to give her dog, Penny Lane, some walk-around room.

In her '9 Principles of Innovation', she said she preferred "something working at the end of the day, something to refine and improve the next day", rather than "castle-building" for months.

Later, over a pot of green tea at a Moroccan restaurant in the East Village, Ms. Weisz says she prefers something darker for them to bat around.

She prefers something portable enough to travel to shoots with and does not want to annoy her neighbors in Brooklyn Heights.

If she prefers something with a bit of humor, write her a few jokes (perhaps wedding-themed jokes) to make her laugh away the nerves.

Still, she probably would have preferred something more stylish; the cape reminded me a bit of a nun's habit.

If Matilda -- the latest in a distinguished line of Algonquin lobby cats dating back to the 1930's -- would have preferred something rattier, she did not say.

"Obviously we would have preferred something else," Mr. Emanuel said.

This one was nicely renovated, but Mr. Hock preferred something cheaper, even if it needed work.

I would have preferred something more open, but this wasn't on the table.

They would have preferred something cattier, but I had nothing catty to say.