Sentence examples for previous favourite from inspiring English sources

Samantha Cameron, the British media's previous favourite political spouse, is suddenly, conspicuously, absent from the press.

My previous favourite was the theory that the income tax is unconstitutional because Ohio was not a state when the 16th Amendment was ratified.

After all, Cameron's previous favourite peer from the Thatcher era had been Lord Young of Graffham, a man who broadly believed government was a problem, not a solution.

Two years ago, Ian Poulter shortened from being odds-against to 1-33 in the hours before Nick Faldo named him over the previous favourite, Darren Clarke, while after the 2006 match, Ian Woosnam explained to The Independent how criticisms of his handling of the captain's picks situation were uninformed.

Tomorrow a new Speaker will be elected, with signs that the previous favourite - Tory MP John Bercow, who has overwhelming Labour backing but almost no support within his own ranks - may have been weakened by the surprise candidacy of Margaret Beckett, a former cabinet minister.

Can we see the film again and can I wear it to bed and can I wear it to see granny tomorrow and on Monday too?" Adult: "A vast improvement on his previous favourite T-shirt, which was fluorescent yellow and is now more hole than cloth.

I remember my heart sinking when I first saw tweets about Dropbox buying Mailbox, having seen my previous favourite-new-email-app Sparrow get bought by Google as more of an "acquihire" to get the company's team.

That is what makes it so difficult to compare this year's World Cup with previous favourites.

Odds against her album Sing to the Moon, released to critical acclaim in March, have fallen from 16/1 to 5/4 on the eve of the ceremony, pipping the previous favourites, Disclosure and Foals.

Norman said he had only been approached "about three weeks ago" about the ITV chairman job, after the previous favourites for the post, Sir Crispin Davis and Sir Michael Bishop, pulled out in early October.

In particular, there's a weirdly clunky moment when an old favourite from previous Netflix episodes suddenly pops up in Harlem just in time to spin the plot in a convenient direction.