Sentence examples for favourite husband from inspiring English sources

We originally wanted Bette Davis.' To do five different versions of one person is very tricky – to get enough difference and for each to be near enough to the others.: After two weak comedies, Her Favourite Husband and The Reluctant Widow (both 1950), Kent gave one of her finest performances in Asquith's version of the masterly Rattigan play, The Browning Version.

The mantelpiece hosts photos of my six grandchildren, in various incarnations, and my favourite photo of my husband Jack, at his desk decades ago, writing something with great concentration.

That said, Australia has furnished these Games with my current favourite recherché Olympians, the husband and wife shooters who aren't allowed to room together in the athletes' village.

She drives there night after night, repeatedly ringing the doorbell at 2am, blaring the horn and blasting out her husband's favourite Smiths songs on the car stereo: "Asleep are we?

Her wedding cake was the exception ("I needed that to be about me, because it was the final bake"), but she goes on to list how the lemon drizzle flavour is her husband's favourite, her kids love marshmallow fondant, and the flowers on top were peach because her father likes the colour.

Sisters have been central to most of Toews's novels – from her breakthrough, A Complicated Kindness (2004), a blistering coming of age story set in the Canadian Mennonite community in which she grew up, to the tale of female emancipation, Irma Voth (2011), a novel that should be better known ("It's my husband's favourite, too! You're like the only two people to have read it!").

By chance Moby Dick is the favourite book of her husband and once she realised, the tattoo was deployed to reel her beau in.

"I'm reciting one of our favourite Yeats poems, for my husband, Charles," said Sarah Playforth.

Luc told the Film Stage that Cotillard would take the female lead, with Belgian Dardenne favourite Fabrizio Rongione as her husband.

After the end of her liaison with Potemkin, who perhaps was her morganatic husband, the official favourite changed at least a dozen times; she chose handsome and insignificant young men, who were only, as one of them himself said, "kept girls".

Ms Cole, 26, a chart-topping singer and talent show judge regarded by some as the nation's favourite celebrity, publicly ejected her husband from their £6m Surrey mansion after a string of women claimed to have had affairs with him.