1.   Do you have a preference for red or white wine?

2.   Its two chains are regrettably referred to by a bewildering collection of names, various authors having different preferences.

3.   These investors had a preference for securities rather than bank deposits.

4.   And does she have a preference?

5.   And Zhu made clear that the government has strong preferences.

6.   As a virtual customer, you have predictable preferences.

7.   As Andrea Jenkins, director of Bandwidth Creative in Sausalito, Calif. learned, companies have technology preferences.

8.   Before Gonzaga discovered it was heading to Tucson for its first game in the NCAA tournament, somebody wondered whether Casey Calvary had a preference.

9.   Birds have food preferences, too.

10.   Boston, which had a preference for the dark sobriety of the Barbizon school, was slow to catch on to Impressionism, an altogether giddier style.