Sentence examples for favourite comes from inspiring English sources
Jacqueline Wilson, ever a PLR favourite, comes in at eight.
My favourite comes from 1906, before messages were allowed on the back.
However, a personal favourite comes in the colours of Racing Métro against Clermont.
My favourite comes from Malik's in Cookham, near where I live.
My personal favourite comes from A Single Man, in which Colin Firth simply drops dead for no reason.
My current favourite comes from the pen of Jean-Luc Godard, an inexhaustible source of anti-American sentiment (despite, it must be said, the profound and openly acknowledged influence of Hollywood on his films).
A particular favourite came from Jim Crawley who suggested "requires improvement".
"I'd say Connor is the favourite coming in to the Olympics.
Trawling through the slogans, my favourite came not from a tourist board but a plucky tour operator in Somalia.
My favourite came from a Sussex University student who threw a weekly "Jewish mums party" to celebrate her culture with non-Jewish friends on campus.
In Maryland, Christopher van Hollen, the local party's favourite, came from behind to defeat a member of the Kennedy dynasty, Mark Shriver, in another example of Camelot's fading charms.
