Sentence examples for favoured target from inspiring English sources
The blazers at the Football Association were another favoured target.
The favoured target of Europe's far-right – like France's Front National, which currently leads in the opinion polls – is Muslims.
In the 80s, when "loony left" headlines were a red-top staple, Haringey was a favoured target.
Indeed, many believe Astra is more likely to be predator than prey with Shire - up 7.5p to 1026.5p - often named as the favoured target.
Among those paying tribute were Sir Peter Tapsell, father of the Commons and a favoured target; wine writer Jancis Robinson Andy Hamiltonn of Radio 4's News Quiz; and, from the Guardian, Alan Rusbridger and Steve Bell.
During the war, though, the area was a favoured target of the Luftwaffe, and Jane and her sister, Mary, were sent to board at Casterton School near Kirkby Lonsdale in Cumbria.
Favoured targets: The working class, Scottish people, Holly Willoughby Jeremy Irons Actor, 65.
Favoured targets: Fathers hoping to marry their sons David Davies Conservative MP, 43.
Favoured targets: women, made-up countries Louise Mensch Former Conservative MP, 42.
Favoured targets: Parents of gay children Wiley Musician, 35.
Favoured targets: Christians, Islam, airport regulations Godfrey Bloom Independent MEP, 64.
