Sentence examples for favourite better from inspiring English sources
If he gets the nod, Mr Corzine will start the senate race proper as favourite, better known than his Republican opponent.
And Vedder's rush through Pearl Jam's own live favourite, 'Better Man', sees Phil Selway pounding the drumkit in a manner he hasn't needed to do in Radiohead for a long time.
And this truth is admirably expressed in the title of Marge Simpson's favourite magazine: Better Homes Than Yours.
Is seeing a chunkier, wrinklier, incomplete version of a favourite band better than never seeing them at all? I'd like to be purist about it but I'm not that disciplined.
Although they were denied by a succession of saves in both halves from Wolves keeper Tomasz Kuszczak, Derby could not find a way through, leaving Steve McClaren's one-time promotion favourites just two points better off than Kenny Jackett's Wolves.
Better still, they have demonstrated that in cricket neither the bookies' favourite nor the bankers' favourite is bound to prevail.
Moderation sits better with Mr Paxon, which is precisely why he was the coup-plotters' favourite.
Aldi and Lidl have been causing big problems for the big grocers all year, but in previous Christmases shoppers have returned to mainstream favourites for better-quality festive food.
Old favourites such as summons, looking better than ever, and potions, spells etc remain, as well as plenty of slightly daft looking highly-coiffured baddies.
The father can gift his favourite son a better life by giving the child away, never to see him again.
