Sentence examples for like a favourite from inspiring English sources

Collon and Aurora are too young to get away with wearing Beethoven's Seventh Symphony so casually, like a favourite sweater.

It's rather like a favourite pet – a dog or a cat – that has been stuffed and sent to the taxidermist.

Like a favourite autumn sweater, when it's working for you, it's nice to give it a good run.

Wozniak and Paker, though, remain unusual talents to watch and their finest lines lodge in the mind like a favourite bedtime story.

An old games console, like a favourite band or movie, is a pleasurable way to revisit and capture some of the fun and spirit of youth.

Leslie was a bit like a favourite uncle: he would turn up and then leave again, so in effect Dad was raised by a single mum.

I saw a jacket I liked in a favourite store the other day but walked out again because I couldn't see the point in buying it.

But I do like to keep a favourite piece from each one".

Some people ask to eliminate whole families of vegetables – "I don't like greens," is a favourite.

I'd like to have a favourite table, sit down, switch on the lamp and know I could get into the right frame of mind.

"It really is like picking a favourite child".