Sentence examples for you prefer having from inspiring English sources

Or, if you prefer, having fun.

Do you prefer having a fixed schedule and a regular paycheck?

Would you prefer having a team of specialists to bounce ideas off?

If you prefer having more keys, you can add another Keys unit to either side.

If you prefer having a guide, many companies offer walking tours with a Dickens theme, and the city's official website, Visit London, provides listings.

Given that wifi is basically a synonym for Internet, you might as well phrase the question "which would you prefer: having to choose an alternative beverage, or being locked a dark room for a week?" Or as Eddie Izzard might put it, "cake, or death?" My second astonished realisation was that, according to the Wakefield Research study, a Millennial is anyone born between 1980 and 1993.

The youngest, and only living Mitford sister, Debo - or the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire, if you prefer - has given it her seal of approval.

The collapse of such restraints — such hypocrisies, if you prefer — has doubtless been a boon to authenticity, equality, and personal liberty.

"Only the foolish would deny that the US has, by virtue of its superpower status, either assumed – or, if you prefer, has had cast upon it – far-reaching global security responsibilities," he said.

But how does "What hairstyle do you prefer?" have anything to do with technology?

Thinkers have often found the world rather Gaulish or, if you prefer, have carved it up to make it so.