Sentence examples for favourite mostly from inspiring English sources

The short mascot was everyone's favourite, mostly because people loved arguing about who was inside the costume.

"These are some of our favourite mostly non-club tunes of the year, for use in your car, or at the gym, or at a house party, or instead of falling asleep at your desk at work, this mix will get you through most situations.

Here are 10 favourites, mostly oldies, I would like to have made the cut.

"Ong kerrong kerrow kassay" was one of our favourites – mostly because it had the sound of breaking glass in it – and only much later did I realise that those nonsense words were actually "Encore un carreau cassé" ("Another broken window' – hence the glass).

Indeed, the bookies' top five favourites mostly reflect Hensher's predictions – he urges a shortlist comprising Crace, with TransAtlantic by Colum McCann, The Testament of Mary by Colm Tóibín, Almost English by Charlotte Mendelson, The Kills by Richard House and Eleanor Catton's The Luminaries.

Heroin is still rare compared with most other drugs: cannabis, America's favourite (still mostly illegal) high, has nearly 50 times as many users, for instance.

Favourite TV I mostly watch on demand, a lot of Netflix.

Any list of my favourite songs is mostly made up of sad love songs.

His Sea Shepherd society, with its fleet of vessels, helicopters and speed boats, acts as a vigilante group, on a mission to fuck up whaling ships by any means possible – throwing stink bombs was a personal favourite – while staying (mostly) on the right side of the law (they've also been pilloried in an episode of South Park).  .

Some of my favourites were the mostly young people staffing the pedestrian crossings, trying to dissuade the huge crowds from trying to compete with a London bus.

Even when they do appear, likes and favourites have been mostly drained of meaning – a sign of approval and popularity, sure, but also now a rather conventional way of telling a friend that he was heard.