Sentence examples for time preferred from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grossman, who was 27 at the time, preferred classical music; at 76, he still shoots production photos for the Metropolitan Opera.

The term seems to have originated in France, where the genre first took hold and was for some time preferred to the concerto.

Berni's agile Tuscan translation of Orlando innamorato was for a long time preferred to Boiardo's original, which had been written in the difficult and less popular Ferrarese dialect.

Unemployment, income, productivity all were literally unaccounted for, a state of affairs the economic conservatives of the time preferred, asserting that downturns were simply part of the natural economic cycle, and that the free market would inevitably bring things back into equilibrium.

Unemployment, income, productivity — all were literally unaccounted for, a state of affairs the economic conservatives of the time preferred, asserting that downturns were simply part of the natural economic cycle, and that the free market would inevitably bring things back into equilibrium.

MNC@RBCs with superior prolonged blood retention time, preferred high tumor accumulation and relatively lowered liver biodistribution are demonstrated when injected intravenously in mice, leading to greatly enhanced photothermal therapeutic efficacy by a single treatment without further magnetic force manipulation.

She escaped the tyranny of the look over time, preferring stage roles.

Mr. Marrow, 52, had refused to plead guilty and accept minimal jail time, preferring to plead his innocence at trial.

Although Microsoft has appealed past punishments, it may be reluctant to do so this time, preferring to focus on its rivalry with Google.

The mother then leaves on a date with a man named Timmy, and Ellen attempts a conversation with Diana, who this time prefers Cherry Vodka to conversation.

Rega went against conventional wisdom of the time, preferring to make their decks lightweight and rigid as a means of controlling unwanted resonances.