Sentence examples for favourite both from inspiring English sources

The role of mother had always been her favourite, both on and off screen.

I said 'how am I going to take the slagging from people telling me I've got beat on another Grand National favourite?' Both of us were laughing".

Since the release of Less Than Zero in 1977 and the subsequent album My Aim Is True, Costello's layered wordplay over an expanding range of musical styles has captivated critics and transformed him into a cult favourite both here and in the US.

The South Dakota senator is a favourite both of Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell and John McCain.

Jen Scoular of New Zealand Avocado told TV New Zealand that this is because the fruit has become a favourite both in domestic and export markets.

There was no sign that investors were playing favourites; both meetings were packed.

It is the fight between the two favourites – both centre-left candidates who confess they are "very similar" – that is likely to decide the election.

This is the space for you to share your favourites, both in terms of acts and recorded output, plus – naturally – your own suggestions for inclusion on the list.

His successes have come aboard Camelot and Australia, hot favourites both, and on both occasions the advance word among the betting fraternity was that the inexperienced jockey might be the biggest obstacle to success.

This is one of my favourites, both for its incredible blue flowers and its glaucous leaves, which have a trembling fragility, yet it is a common enough plant and not difficult to grow.

Two recent favourites both come from the green and gentle rolling hills of South Australia's Adelaide Hills: Fox Gordon's pristine, fleshy, peachy take on southern Italian fiano (2013, £15.95, Lea & Sandeman) and the orchard fruit and blossom of Michael Hall's rippling, plump but fresh interpretation of the white Rhône grape, Roussanne.