Sentence examples for be favorite from inspiring English sources
noun
Preferred one, one with special favor
- The teacher's favorite always went first.
So England will be favorite when hostilities resume in November.
They tend to be favorite pieces among puzzle fans; they are certainly mine.
"Somebody has to be favorite, but it's not a given," he said.
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Another is very pro-library, and makes you want to join with your fellow-Americans and delve into the stacks: "LEARNED INSTITUTIONS OUGHT TO BE FAVORITE OBJECTS WITH EVERY FREE PEOPLE.
Penedo looked to be favorite to reach a long pass out of midfield in the 9th minute, only for the bounce on the artificial turf to kill the momentum of the ball and leave him stranded on the edge of the box, as Ayovi touched the ball past him, then passed it into the net for the aggregate lead.
Waterfalls were favorite subjects.
(Harvard, Princeton, and Dartmouth were favorite targets).
Both are favorite American pastimes.
These are favorite hiding spots of fleas.
Raisins, dates and prunes are favorite attractants.
