Sentence examples for 1 obsession from inspiring English sources

Now teenagers, they have entrusted their empire to their sister Orla, nine, and it has become her No 1 obsession.

This Day 1 obsession extends to the company's Seattle headquarters near Pike Place market (the birthplace of the city's other corporate giant, Starbucks).

"When I'm in a shop and somebody asks me a wild-card question about 'What's that cheese over there?', because cheese is my No. 1 obsession in life, I know".

Soccer, however, quickly became his No1 obsession.

He still left work at 8 p.m. in a profession that expected 24/7 obsession, especially from a coach in trouble.

In 1987, oats as a separate ingredient came out, to be replaced by muesli, perhaps reflecting the 80s obsession with the stuff; it was quietly dropped in 2006.

There was, for instance, "Flavor of Love," which involved finding mates for the rapper Flavor Flav, whose love life has been something of a VH1 obsession.

Here was a taut, well-acted story with a deeper thematic message about the blowback effect of America's post-9/11 obsession with terrorism.

PARIS -- For many Europeans, Washington's fierce reaction to the flood of secret diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks displays imperial arrogance and hypocrisy, indicating a post-9/11 obsession with secrecy that contradicts American principles.

However, they have also brought with them the most limited colour palettes game design has ever seen, an unnerving fixation on real-life firearms and a jingoistic post-9/11 obsession with Middle Eastern terrorists and geographically indistinct Euro-bullies.

While this case escalated rapidly – Thomas ended up with vandalism charges and sprayed his neighbours with a garden hose – his Radio 4 obsession initially struck me as a rather genteel form of noise pollution.