Sentence examples for whether he preferred from inspiring English sources

Clegg repeatedly refused to choose whether he preferred Cameron or the chancellor, George Osborne.

I asked whether he preferred to be called Navajo or Diné.

I asked Dylan whether he preferred Cohen's later work, so colored with intimations of the end.

Asked whether he preferred the new film, he replied: "No, I really don't".

Asked whether he preferred Dish or Clark, he said, "I wished Jack Daniel's would have looked us up".

Asked whether he preferred to be called "Dr. Chu" or "Mr. Secretary," he answered, "Steve is fine".

Assange was asked by Democracy Now earlier this year whether he prefers Clinton or Trump.

And his.333 shooting percentage was unacceptable regardless of whether he prefers to be a passer rather than a shooter.

Sometimes you wonder if Bill Belichick actually likes to acquire players, or whether he prefers to accumulate picks.

Asked whether he prefers to write or paint, he said: "I find each a great holiday from the other".

Organ Morgan, for example, asked whether he prefers Fred Spit to Arthur, unhesitatingly replies: "Oh, Bach without any doubt.