Sentence examples for starting to prefer from inspiring English sources
She knows that Orel is starting to prefer boys as playmates and she makes room.
"I'm starting to prefer the ones who don't believe in me".
We are swiftly becoming accustomed to — and perhaps even starting to prefer — online conversations and interactions that revolve around images and photos.
But it was his other car -- a Cadillac with Florida plates -- that best reflected the speed Mr. Wittland was starting to prefer as he got older.
Warner also has historically relied on distributing American acts around the world, but many overseas audiences are starting to prefer homegrown acts.
"Not everyone enjoys the big hunt for that little gem," said Krista Garcia, an analyst at the research firm eMarketer, who notes that people are starting to prefer sites "where the experts are trusted tastemakers who save the consumer time".
She started to prefer leggings.
Or, if interest rates go up, those investors may start to prefer Treasury bonds.
Before, I used to long for Tripoli; now, only recently, I have started to prefer Brighton.
"People will start to prefer this type of product and then it will gradually transform meat production".
After the year was up I transferred my allegiances to Moscow, a place I now know better than St Petersburg and had even guiltily started to prefer (which, to anyone from the city the Russians affectionately call 'Peter', is the equivalent of a Cockney rhapsodising about Cardiff).
