Examples of using Preferring in English and their translations into Turkish
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Because the Duke isn't much one for ceremony, preferring sport and competition to dinners and speeches, everywhere we have gone, we have had our own small-scale Olympics.
He always painted indoors, preferring to work in his studio, either from memory, photographs, or live models.
But this attitude of preferring Hitler to Léon Blum was an attitude that had become very popular in bourgeois circles.
And for that reason, because theyíre forced by preferring faith to reason, latently at least, equally dangerous.
All of that stuff about me secretly preferring to be alone, because I will never find anybody that I want to stay with.
Preferring instead the school of hard knocks, where there are no weekends off… Cell phone rings.
of streaming in esports, organizations no longer prioritize television coverage, preferring online streaming websites such as Twitch.
Many analysts attribute this to a longstanding preoccupation in the two Balkan states with not falling prey to a continental hegemony, preferring a remoter great power.
dislike for the Knights Hospitaller and the neighbouring Kingdom of Armenia, preferring an alliance with the Knights Templar.
Whereas Hopkins, preferring the spontaneity of a fresh take, liked to keep rehearsals to a minimum, Winger rehearsed continuously.
His is an"actual fighting" style. Preferring to train in fights rather than in the dojo.
Only when it has been earned. preferring to grant a title of command a somewhat more traditional stance in these matters, I'm afraid the army takes.
Three top schools postpone visits… preferring to wait and see how William will do his senior year at St. Joe's.
But I took it as typical woman's nagging, preferring to play knives with my buddies instead.
The foreign buyers flock to the coast, preferring Dalmatia and its islands and the Istrian peninsula.
Also, the non-Laz does not want to be called"Laz", preferring to be called Karadenizli"from the Black Sea region.
However, Doyle rarely used his Brachen powers, preferring to remain human, thus limiting his usefulness in a fight.
Use cases typically avoid technical jargon, preferring instead the language of the end-user or domain expert.
After all, the ancient astronauts who used it did not travel by jet very often, preferring instead to travel by feathered serpent powered by crystal skulls.
Even young families are feeling the pull to smaller towns, preferring the atmosphere of an intimate community to the opportunity of a big city.