Sentence examples for being particularly partial to from inspiring English sources

He went for walks with visitors, until they had eaten their lunch, and robbed tents, being particularly partial to bacon and cheese, which he sometimes shared with the farm terrier.

Julius Caesar was particularly partial to purple.

I am particularly partial to George Mason's Will Thomas.

And I'm particularly partial to Mr. Balazs's hotels.

They are particularly partial to restaurants displaying fully-stocked aquariums.

The Romney family is particularly partial to Welsh cakes – or "a kind of English scone".

I'm particularly partial to a Cocchi Americano on the rocks.

Becky Pohlad, though, a stay-at-home mother in suburban Minneapolis, is particularly partial to cherry.

Finally, there is Jonah Gaynor, 6, who lives in Greenwich Village and is particularly partial to the G.

Our European ancestors painted a great range of animals in their cave-cathedrals, but there's no doubt that they were particularly partial to reindeer.

There was a long, hidden garden at the back, the barmaids knew everyone by name and pints of stout were served in mugs, not nasty glasses (Orwell was particularly partial to strawberry-pink china).