Sentence examples for one particular favourite from inspiring English sources

She has one particular favourite.

I don't think I have one particular favourite writer.

More than six months after the Woolies branch in Stornoway closed down when the iconic retailer collapsed, it is being resurrected, stocking all of its familiar lines including one particular favourite for locals: the pic'n'mix counter.

One particular favourite is the narwhal, with its long tusk (males only).

There is barely a creature in Meadowland that I didn't learn at least one interesting new fact about (the occasional tendency of badgers to hold funerals for one another is a particular favourite).

But, if Porter remains my favourite Leontes, one particular production stands out: one by Declan Donnellan for St Petersburg's Maly theatre in the late 1990s.

Another very popular gadget among the private investigation industry, and one of my particular favourites, is the key-fob camera.

Sprinkled throughout the letters are deliciously evocative nuggets and observations, such as this, which is one of my particular favourites: The language of birds is very ancient, and, like other ancient modes of speech, very elliptical; little is said, but much is meant and understood.

My particular favourite was the one I privately christened the Brighton Bookie suit (he was living in Brighton at the time).

I remember one particular lesson of his where we studied his favourite book - which is a terrible risk, as an English teacher, because kids can really ruin a book for you.

Dotted here and there are various one-off creations – Shakespeare's Globe is a particular favourite – and bricks, bricks, bricks.