Sentence examples for from a favoured from inspiring English sources

One bright new thing of French athletics might have snatched European Championship gold from a favoured Briton in the Montjuic Olympic Stadium on Wednesday, but not last night.

His song, given from a favoured prominent vantage point, appears to be used to advertise an established territory and contact the female, rather than as a paternity guard strategy.

In the latest disaster, more than 300 people drowned after the four dinghies they were travelling in got into trouble setting off across the sea from Libya - a favoured but perilous route used by migrants trying to get to Europe.

Merivel is to be dismissed from his privileges as a favoured courtier, his house and property taken from him, and will have to survive on his own.

From birth, Beatrice became a favoured child.

Hence, the production of acetyl-CoA from acetaldehyde is not a favoured route as would be required for maximal butanol production.

It is for example often assumed in Europe that the finest wines must come from a particularly favoured patch of ground or terroir.

Both teams already enjoy immense respect from punters but to bastardise a favoured prefix of Roy and HG, "let's face it": neutrals are trying very hard this week, because both teams are pretty hard to like.

Yet each nation has a certain type of people, a favoured race different from the rest, people with the Jedi-like power to control or "bend" the elements.

Akt has become a favoured second messenger from a therapeutic standpoint because numerous studies point toward it as a central molecule in the development of cancer.

The Portuguese legacy adds what I imagine to be a similar sunny, against-the-odds, Latin disposition.I'm here because Maputo is apparently a favoured weekend-break destination from South Africa, with many making the trek from the veld to go diving, and to devour copious prawns, washed down with icy lager.