Sentence examples for favoured spot from inspiring English sources

This favoured spot has stirring mythology to spare as well.

Another favoured spot is Hibiya Park, at the heart of the bureaucracy in the Kasumigaseki district.

At Chelsea, at least, he will most surely return to his favoured spot on the right flank.

It slopes down from Gurzuf's central road to a small pebble beach that has been a favoured spot for decades.

Lunch on the run Adler's Swiss Chuchi (13), Rosengasse 10 (00 41 44 266 9696; hotel-adler.ch), is a favoured spot in the Niederdorf lanes.

The canal is also a favoured spot for disposing of weapons: "It's like an armoury down there, in the mud, goes back generations".

Having spent years as favoured spots for investment for asset-managers, industrialists, cab drivers and monkeys throwing darts, their economies suddenly fell from grace.

About three-quarters of English job growth last year was in London and its hinterlands, but high prices make it hard for people to move there from less favoured spots.

Fleshing out his youthful revolutionary mood in the same poem, Wordsworth sounded a metaphorical echo of the Westminster Bridge sonnet in the assertion, "Not favoured spots alone, but the whole earth,/ The beauty wore, of promise …" Is it possible, then, that the Westminster Bridge skyline, clothed only in "the beauty of the morning," also conceals an image of his lover, Annette Vallon?

To join the fun, purchase an inexpensive lantern from a convenience store and head to Victoria Park in Causeway Bay or The Peak in Central, two favoured spots to gather.

The lingering uncertainty over England's optimal batting order was summed up on the third day in Southampton when Moeen Ali emerged at No 3 in a surprise move that saw Joe Root drop down to his favoured position one spot lower.