Sentence for prefer | Use prefer in a sentence

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• Which did he prefer? (10)
• Artists prefer repose. (10)
• Which would she prefer? (4)
• I prefer to keep my room. (8)
• You prefer that to an hotel? (8)
• I prefer quiet and retirement. (10)
• Which should I prefer him to do? (9)
• No; I prefer to keep it as it is. (8)
• I prefer to say good-bye this time. (9)
• I prefer the water route in a sloop. (18)
• I should prefer to have nothing said. (10)
• If you prefer, you can see Mrs. March. (9)
• Bless my soul, why should I prefer any? (9)
• True, he might prefer capture to death. (1)
• I prefer the sage-femme to the prophet. (10)
• I prefer to let Antonio-Pericles go mad. (10)
• But I prefer to fight some one my own size. (8)
• If I am to choose, I prefer the Austrians. (10)
• Come on a donkey, however, if you prefer it. (4)
• A pleasant landlady I should prefer to splendor. (14)
• I prefer a staunch, true sort of a woman, after all. (10)
• I prefer a staunch, true sort of a woman, after all. (22)
• They both declared they should prefer it to anything. (4)
• Ferrario admitted that she would prefer that mightily. (2)
• May I venture to say that I prefer my present company? (10)
• For my part I would prefer being in the hands of a policeman. (10)
• I might prefer to look on the whole thing as beneath contempt. (8)
• It is not half so nice as being loved, And yet I do prefer it. (10)
• She seemed thankful that he should prefer to go round on foot. (10)
• Were there another place in England open to me I would prefer it. (4)
• I myself prefer the Navy to the Army; I have no right to complain. (10)
• It is very pretty to see; but to live with, I think I prefer ugliness. (10)
• She was complacently anxious enough to prefer solitude and be willing to read. (10)
• Many architects prefer wax in place of the polish of varnish, and with good reason. (17)
• Many prefer to even omit the shellac and depend entirely upon the wax for the gloss. (17)
• Do you like your blonde with limpid blue eyes, or prefer an endowment of sunny hazel? (10)
• Do you like your blonde with limpid blue eyes, or prefer an endowment of sunny hazel? (22)
• Let me be sure that the king betrays the country, and I will prefer many heads to one. (10)
• Your convictions, you say, favor the Union cause, but I prefer a man with his heart in it. (1)
• No, though I prefer the service of the Church of England, and attend it from time to time. (14)
• Some architects, and with good reasons, prefer finishing the floors with wax instead of varnish. (17)
• Does the author prefer to be fought in the open or stabbed in the dark?—that is really his only choice. (16)
• Tramps of the philosophical order, who are the practically sagacious, prefer tough grain for the teeth. (10)
• It was, perhaps, more flattering that she should betray a marked disposition to prefer solitude in his society. (10)
• March pretended to prefer a table full of Germans, who were unmistakably bourgeois, and yet of intellectual effect. (9)
• The diplomatist instanced a few of the modest requests little maids prefer to people they presume to have power to grant. (10)
• My friend did not pursue his inquiry to my personal disadvantage, but seemed to prefer a more general philosophy of the matter. (9)
• Flat flagstone walks are usually rather uninteresting, and many prefer the picturesque effect which is produced by stepping stones. (17)
• Politics are the most serious of all human affairs, and I prefer the approval of your understandings to that of your hands and feet. (14)
• Some architects prefer to have a certain number of wall lights controlled by one switch, and obtain a general glow with these lamps. (17)
• Lady Dorothea is lovely and Engaging; I prefer no woman to her; but know Sir, that I scorn to marry her in compliance with your Wishes. (4)
• In this case, they spoil both pictures: and that scene down there rather hooks me; though I prefer the Dachstein in the wane of the afterglow. (10)
• It is a shockingly practical process, I admit; but then, we are a shockingly practical people, who prefer sordid results to inspired theories. (16)

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