Sentence examples for favourite back from inspiring English sources

This was an Al Capone favourite back in the 1920s, and you can sit in his booth (which has a line of vision to every entrance, naturally) and watch the show.

Does he have a favourite Back to the Future movie?

Krept & Konan is a prime example, while Sneakbo was a favourite back when people started renting Ferraris for videos and talking about "trapping" in Acton.

The handling, thanks in part to the standard PASM adjustable dampers, is outstanding at any speed, from dawdling in commuter traffic to really caning it on a favourite back road.

Abingdon, a 2-1 chance, was sent to the front three furlongs out and while she was slowing as the line approached, she held the late charge of Beauly with Snow Moon, the favourite, back in third.

Thackray's handsome face and strong Roman nose, his vertical posture and watery, wisenheimer eyes – with the merest hint of vulnerability – made him a housewives' favourite back in the day, though Thackray was also an anomaly, impossible to categorise.

His favourite back-singer, Mohammad Rafi (who sang his numbers for him in the Bollywood tradition, and who would merely be warned by Shammiji "I might do this", or "I might do that" before he threw himself in), said that if he had been born a leaf, he would have fallen off dancing.Love came easily to him too, and from an early age.

Two powerful non-Arab countries, Iran and Turkey, offered starkly contrasting models of Islamist rule, with Turkey, an Al Jazeera favourite, backing a model closer to the Brothers.

But perhaps my favourite backing vocals belong to Lou Reed's Walk on the Wild Side, courtesy of the pleasingly named group Thunderthighs – Dari Lalou, Karen Friedman and Casey Synge.

Now 80, he can't remember exactly how he came up with Dylan's Gospel ("I wish I had that kind of memory left") but he saw a fruitful connection between "the spiritual feeling to [Dylan's] lyrics below the surface" and the Southern Baptist upbringing of his favourite backing singers.

4. It could be a blessing for Brucie to get boot So we've had the first managerial casualty of the Premier League season and I bet all those people who bet on it being me when I was joint-favourite back in August are gutted.