Sentence examples for be partial to a from inspiring English sources

The Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, to choose one random example, is alleged to be partial to a bit of bunga bunga.

Nor is there much hope for H&M doing a collaboration with a Jaime Lannister from Game of Thrones – although personally, I'd be partial to a little light armour as outwear this coming autumn/winter.

But Her Majesty, who is believed to be partial to a traditional Sunday roast, has little choice in the creation of a new dish, as the National Farmers Unionn last week launched a nationwide competition to find a new recipe to rival Coronation chicken.

While there may be something innately attractive to some young girls about the swoosh and sweep of a silky princess ball gown, and some boy-sterous young lads will always be partial to a game of rough-and-tumble, the harm that gender-specific toys could do to the development of a child shouldn't be downplayed.

When I penetrated, with difficulty, into the rural headquarters of a seed dealer in Andhra Pradesh — a man whose aspirational mansion had been burned down, either by rampaging farmers or by thugs dispatched by a rival seed dealer — he turned out to be partial to a white Toyota Innova.

Pure associationists tend to be partial to a connection that Fodor (2003) refers to as Bare-Boned Associationn". Bare-Boned Association

They are partial to a bit of clog dancing.

Mr. Drummond was partial to a scale of 31 notes.

The only person I knew who was partial to a "B&S" was my grandfather.

Looks like Signora Giannini is partial to a British songstress (see above).

Even the Queen is partial to a spoonful or two of Frank's finest.