Sentence examples for might favourite from inspiring English sources
Twitter may have done wonderful things for celebrity culture by breaking down the fourth wall, for creating an actual chance that yer man off Sons of Anarchy might favourite your message.
If they like it they might favourite it.
It should have been the album that took them beyond being a cult band – one for whom the phrase "critics' favourite" might have been invented.
Only those who had been lured by William Hill's advice into putting money on David Mitchell's complex and imaginative Cloud Atlas (Sceptre), which the bookies declared as 'the hottest favourite ever', might have disputed Hollinghurst's crown, though Colm Tóibín's accomplished fictional biography of Henry James, The Master (Picador) also presented stiff competition.
On form, Leicester might be favourites, but this is a game Arsenal simply must win.
Keane's response when a Belgian journalist suggested Ireland might be favourites met with a blunt response.
But as audiences celebrated the arrival of "uncut" versions of previously abridged films, and "uncensored" reissues of once suppressed works, they barely stopped to question whether an "unseen" edition of a beloved favourite might, in fact, be worse than the theatrical cut, or whether an "unauthorised" video release might have less to offer than the alternative.
9.21pm BST This might be my favourite song so far.
I think it might be my favourite ever.
"Liverpool might be the favourite," claimed the coach, Marcelino.
