Sentence examples for favorite both from inspiring English sources

Mr. Oliver is a British comedian who joined "The Daily Show" as a correspondent in 2006 and quickly established himself as a favorite, both with the show's audience and with Mr. Stewart.

Among posthumous readers, "Washington Square" is a pronounced favorite, both with James connoisseurs, (who don't often return to "Daisy Miller, Jamess's most popular book during his lifetime) and the wider public.

The U.S.A. team scored three times in an astounding opening forty minutes against Portugal, another favorite; both Italy and Spain were knocked out by the eventual semifinalist South Korea, which before this tournament hadn't won a game in fourteen attempts; Argentina, like France, didn't even make it as far as the second round of the competition.

But on the evening of Sept. 25, the date of the 400 final in Sydney, she will be -- barring injury -- the favorite: both on paper and in the hearts and minds of the Australian fans whose interest in and connection with Freeman made this the first session of track and field to sell out.

But out of the bunch, Red Carpet Manicure is my personal favorite, both for range of colors and affordability.

It's also one of the reasons why Siver remains a firm fan favorite, both at home in Germany and further afield.

Peter Sagan and Philippe Gilbert, two other pre-race favorites, both withdrew during the event.

On my mind this season are two favorites, both from the nineteen-seventies.

Here are two of my favorites, both from Talk of the Town sections published at the beginning of their respective years.

Lacy Janson and Mary Saxer, one of the favorites, both vaulted 14-9, but Janson finished third and earned a trip to London because of fewer misses.

The exceptional electrochemical performances are exclusively attributed to the large internal surface area and high porosity of the ordered mesoporous carbon, which favorites both electron and Li-ion transportations.