Sentence examples for modern favourite from inspiring English sources

Over the course of its inventive first season, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, currently available on Netflix in the UK, races through musical theatre history, making reference to everything from Gypsy, Stephen Sondheim's classic of thwarted ambition, to the more gentle modern favourite Once.

British singer Annie Lennox and American singer-songwriter Carole King were among the modern favourites.

In the past I have seen some amazing and inventive costumes, ranging from modern favourites such as Harry Potter and Katniss Everdeen to classic characters such as Bilbo Baggins and Tom Sawyer.

Titles to choose from include modern favourites such as Iain Banks' The Bridge, Ali Smith's Hotel World and Christopher Brookmyre's One Fine Day in the Middle of the Night.

So we should make no apology for giving viewers another chance to watch some classic BBC programmes and modern family favourites again, as long as they are used carefully and offered alongside a distinctive mix of new programmes, like we have this Christmas.

Fig. 4 Modern day favourite-oxen on the left and their mirror-like representation in prehistoric rockart of various African areas on the right.

His number one joke of the 21st century turns out to be a one-liner by the mayor of London, Boris Johnson: "My policy on cake is still pro having it and pro eating it!" Modern-day favourites also include a one-liner from Prince William, a man not usually known for his humorous quips, on his wedding: "We're supposed to have just a small family affair".

A favourite modern writer was the American, Peter de Vries.

The Royal feels like a posh department store's cafe: busy, blandly modern and a favourite with middle-class Geordies.

Despite being one of America's favourite modern plays, the role being taken by Holmes will require her to wear dowdy frocks.

I was reminded of a recent chat with a friend, in which it occurred to us that many of our favourite modern writers consistently reproduced styles and themes in their novels.