Sentence examples for favorite back from inspiring English sources

My favorite back then was this one: "Let us go," he said crisply.

Nor does it hurt that Carey Mulligan, who plays Mr. Fassbender's sister, has been a critical sweetheart since "An Education" (a Toronto favorite back in 2009).

One summer favorite back home, says Steven Zhou, features noodles brusquely sliced from a lump of dough, then boiled till wonderfully chewy.

This story is, by the way, a perennial right-wing favorite: back in 1991, when Sweden was suffering from a banking crisis brought on by deregulation (sound familiar?), the Cato Institute published a triumphant report on how this proved the failure of the whole welfare state model.

She rose up to the net and blocked Walsh Jennings, underdog shoving favorite back into the sand.

Lemon drops were a favorite back then, along with hoarhound candies.

Worse, Fox is the guy who's standing in the way of what the people want: Tim Tebow, America's favorite back-up quarterback.

Now that Betsey Johnson, the rogue prom queen designer who filed for bankruptcy last spring, has ended her will-she-or-won't-she-show-at-New-York-Fashion-Week dance (she will turn a cartwheel in the Studio at Lincoln Center on Feb. 11 at 5 p.m ., the Manhattan Vintage Clothing Show is feting our favorite back-in-pink-tulle septuagenarian this weekend with "Betsey Johnson: Paraphernalia to Punk".

After Joe Miller, a Tea Party favorite backed by former Gov. Sarah Palin, defeated the incumbent, Lisa Murkowski, for the Republican Senate nomination, party leaders swung behind Mr. Miller and threatened to strip Ms. Murkowski of her position as the ranking member of the Senate energy committee after she announced that she was still running.

The Nutcracker American Ballet Theatre presents the Tchaikovsky favorite backed by Pacific Symphony.

The Guardian asked readers for their favorites back in 2006, so that's seven years more of adaptations to choose from.