Sentence examples for would prefer to travel from inspiring English sources

Nearly half said they would prefer to travel alone or with a business peer.

Passengers have to sign up via Facebook and specify whether they would prefer to travel in the morning or afternoon.

The latest of these is the coupon-code site CouponCodes4u.com, which found that more than half the users in an online survey would prefer to travel on child-free flights, and a majority would pay more for them.

There is plenty of opportunity here to study humans as we look at how people cope with disaster, without also having to analyse why people would prefer to travel to the centre of a city by tram instead of bus.

But other drivers prefer to travel alone, figuring that soldiers would only call attention to their loads and would offer little protection against roadside bombs in any case.

With train travel looking up in the U.S., rotating seats would be a welcome addition for those who get motion sickness from riding backward or prefer to travel facing forward.

"Just as there are some people who prefer to travel without checked baggage, or to sleep rather than eat… there are some who would rather travel with adults.

Zika travelled to Brazil, then, as viruses prefer to travel these days — on transcontinental airplanes.

I prefer to travel through it in style.

I normally prefer to travel with other people.

Sinéad said she would have preferred to travel to a clinic in England but she could not afford to; she was not even able to pay the full price of the tablets, equivalent to about a week's income, so she made a contribution to the charity of £30 instead.