Sentence examples for from a favourite from inspiring English sources

Typically, the bird sits still, watching for movement from a favourite perch.

But then, once again, it turned its face away from a favourite son.

When a favourite player moves on from a favourite team, what happens?

"It is extremely unlikely that a puppy cloned from a favourite pet will grow up to behave the same way".

It's best to buy your garlic from a favourite fruit and vegetable grocer, or even better from the farmers market.

Owens (who borrowed his nickname, "Buck," from a favourite mule) took up music in his early teens to avoid a life spent in cotton and cornfields.

"No surprises here from such a favourite Blairite thinktank which receives EU funding.

And it often paid dividends: her photograph of Churchill's funeral, a magazine front cover, was taken from above a favourite coffee bar.

One of my favourite spots was The Museum, a lovingly-preserved house from 1912, a favourite meeting place of Hannes Schneider who is credited with founding the world's first ski school before fleeing the Nazis to New Hampshire.

Elsewhere, street vendors in Bahia have been banned from selling Acaraje, a favourite Brazilian snack, around the World Cup stadiums because of puritanically observed "product placement" principles.

If implented it would prevent Russian officials accused of serious abuses from visiting London, a favourite destination for Kremlin bureaucrats and affluent Russians.