Sentence examples for british favorite from inspiring English sources

But rain, which has disrupted Wimbledon so many times, came to the aid of Ivanisevic, not Henman, the British favorite.

The Euro-Mayenne Association recently held its first "Evening at the Music Hall," where enthusiastic amateurs in period clothing belted out old British favorite songs like "Burlington Bertie from Bow," joined for the choruses by nostalgic retirees.

The second new entrant inside the U.K.'s top 10 comes from pop singer and British favorite Jess Glynne.

Blackpink came close with their previous single "Kiss and Make Up," which was a collaboration with British favorite Dua Lipa.

Marmite, a British favorite and Vegemite, an Australian staple, are what we'd refer to as an acquired taste.

His "Carnation Lily, Lily Rose" has been a British favorite since it was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1887, she notes.

His British favorites, in no particular order: 1.

Paying tribute to her childhood memories, and to her grandfather who was a previous Head Chef at Café Royal, Barber made sure that she incorporates many classic British favorites such as Rhubarb & Custard and Jaffa Cakes in her degustation menu.

Forbes has also lowered its estimated net value of the Greens' Arcadia retail group, which includes ownership of Topshop and Topman, along with British favorites like Dorothy Perkins, Miss Selfridge and others.

So did Luke Donald and U.S. Open champion Justin Rose, two British favorites who never got anything going.

Mr. Anderson, who went on to direct the British cult favorite "The Dam Busters" (1955) as well as a long string of anonymous international productions (including "Logan's Run" from 1976), never manages to make much sense of it but he keeps the material entertainingly afloat, thanks in no small part to his unusual cast.