Sentence examples for favourite from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who enjoys special regard or favour.
Do you have a favourite haunt or a pet hate?
We are asking you to vote for your favourite project.
Leigh and Minghella were nominated for best screenplay, with Leigh an early favourite for his story about the comically strained relationship between Gilbert and Sullivan.
Pedro Almodovar's All About My Mother is the favourite for best foreign film, having cleaned up on the festival circuit and won a Golden Globe to boot.
Where is your favourite place to run – and why?
Perhaps unsurprisingly, my favourite item of my mum's was the plainest outfit she wore: a black crepe wraparound Ossie Clark dress.
There were mint-green pumps, polka-dot kitten heels with ankle straps, pointy-toed brown Dries Van Noten rip-offs and, my favourite, a red and white candy-striped pair with a buckle.
After all, their liabilities on him cannot be great, the colt's status having changed from 'unlikely runner' to 'hot favourite' in the space of two minutes last month.
3) Overhead kicks department: Amauri against Pescara, Fabio Quagliarella against Chievo, and my favourite: Enzo Maresca against Atalanta.
"We have been the UK's favourite coffee shop for some time; we remain the taxman's favourite coffee shop too," declared Andy Harrison, chief executive of parent company Whitbread.
