Sentence examples for a favored member from inspiring English sources
Ever since President Nixon visited Bucharest in 1969, the U.S. has treated Rumania as a favored member of the Eastern bloc.
Friday was a day of reckoning: Rebekah Brooks, a favored member of Murdoch's empire and chief executive of News International, who ran the British tabloid News of the World, resigned.
The route is presumed to be a favored one for fleeing members of the Taliban and Al Qaeda.
Two members of a favored English team suffered that fate after the bidding shown.
Not long after taking charge, she removed several staff members, including a favored son of the actors James and Pamela Mason, and there was White House sniping.
Many leaders of the Progressive movement explicitly linked their commitment to social reform to their Bible's teachings about a society's responsibilities to its least-favored members.
In Auckland, where an independent film culture once thrived, Mr. Jackson is acidly referred to by less-favored members of the industry as "Sir Peter," emphasizing the honorific he received in 2010.
"Access was challenging". During the auction itself, the painting was hung next to the Sotheby's staff members who take telephone bids, a favored subject for auction-house publicity shots.
Within West Africa he became a favored entertainer of royal courts and presidents, and eventually a featured member of Les Ballets Africains who, especially after the establishment of Guinea as an independent republic in 1958, found international fame.
The Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, as the hotel is formally known, has long been a favored haunt of the entertainment industry and frequently hosts events where members of the media gather to interview stars promoting their latest movies.
Since the Church World Service opened a Lancaster office 30 years ago, it has been a favored destination for resettling refugees because churches here easily assemble welcome teams whose members see it as a godly duty to care for those in need.
