Sentence examples for both partial to the from inspiring English sources

He was a regular at Davy Byrnes, as was the great writer himself; they were both partial to the pub's gorgonzola sandwiches, which are still on the menu.

They're both child prodigies following in the footsteps of their fathers; they're both partial to taking a chance; and they both find themselves at the controls of a gigantic and gigantically expensive machine, at an inordinately young age.

Emcho and Haris said they're both partial to "preppy suburban girls".

He remains partial to the Romantic tradition, both in his repertory choices and in his interpretive voice.

I was partial to the mista (fresh baby greens in olive oil and balsamic vinegar), both simple and zesty.

(I'm partial to the viola).

I'm partial to the classics.

(I'm partial to the acronym THOB).

Sarah Vaughan was partial to the stuffed crabs.

The superintendent of schools is partial to the root beer.

But he was partial to The A Team.