Sentence examples for favourite into from inspiring English sources

Bioderma, Mac and Avene all do travel-sized Micellars, or decant your favourite into a little bottle before going out.

From such foundations, many have questioned the logic behind stretching the childhood favourite into a feature film, though it was made at Sendak's instigation and with his blessing.

The main tactic employed by his opponent, a comparatively lardy American, looked to be working the home favourite into a corner and then slowly squeezing the life out of him with his big belly.

Anyone who turns their nose up at smoked salmon probably has no place in your house at any time of year, but that said, it's easy to turn this festive favourite into something a little more special to kick off a Christmas or New Year's dinner.

First is an all-Spanish version of Peter Pan entitled (what else?) Peter Pan - El Musical; second is the transfer south of that popular Edinburgh Festival favourite Into the Hoods, a show that, its title notwithstanding, has precisely nothing to do with Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's 1987 Broadway musical.

The prince's partiality for Gaveston was so extravagant that Edward I sent the favourite into exile, but he was recalled a few months later, after the King's death led to the prince's accession as Edward II.

Up ahead, Andrea Atzeni, another of the brightest young talents in the weighing room, had steered Kingston Hill, the second-favourite, into an ideal position to strike, and the two jockeys were briefly alongside each other about a quarter of a mile out as both asked for maximum effort.

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The Tories' constituency associations are fiercely independent; Labour bosses have a much easier time "parachuting" favourites into plum seats.