Sentence examples for favoured picks from inspiring English sources

If they prove attractive enough to one of their favoured picks, then Moyes is likely to be looking for a new job.

The party establishment favours picking middle-of-the-road candidates for swing states and districts next year, in the hope of wooing crucial independent voters.

However, senior Lib Dem women fear that the party is no closer to addressing its shortage of women at Westminster, with local male activists being favoured by pressure to pick candidates early to match rapid Conservative selections in target seats.

Being able to choose the larger of two fruit items can have a substantial influence on an animal's fitness and evolution may have favoured individuals which could pick the larger fruit item when competing with conspecifics.

But a notorious tale of how the president Emílio Médici decided to sack the manager João Saldanha weeks before the 1970 World Cup finals because of his refusal to pick a striker favoured by the general is baloney.

Fortune favoured the brave when Hodgson picked his team to beat Montenegro.

Instead of trapping the badgers in cages and shooting them, "free shooting" is what the Government seems to favour, whereby farmers pick off badgers on sight, a culling method that is about 10 times cheaper than trapping the animals in cages.

However, he favoured Labone over Charlton and only picked Charlton for his 35th and final England game in the 1 0 group win over Czechoslovakia at the Estadio Jalisco.

Joshua Johnson's 1805 portrait of young Edward and Sarah Rutter holding freshly picked strawberries looks back to the simplified style favoured in colonial America.

The software can also favour winding roads and picks points of interest that are most useful to those on bikes.

Colonel John Hunt was picked to lead the 1953 Everest Expedition; his military-style organization with a large team was now favoured over the 'alpine-style' small, light assaults of previous leaders like Eric Shipton.