Sentence examples for the favoured side from inspiring English sources

"We're traditionally strong in starting and normally in a bigger boat it is more important to control the favoured side of the track.

Kettering, the favoured side given that they had home advantage and their Conference Premier status places them two levels above the Nottinghamshire side, had spent £4,500 on swaddling the Rockingham Road pitch under a massive duvet to protect it from the sub-zero temperatures.

Tonight Cardiff Blues and the Ospreys, two of the more favoured sides before the competition got under way, play matches which could go a long way to deciding how far they go in the competition.

This is the Argentine's favoured side and, while he swapped with Aaron Lennon, it was from the left that Lamela's best moment came.

The breeze had been forecast to turn a bit soggy, but, although down on the previous day's bluster, was still lively and needed sharp assessment to pick the mainly left hand favoured side of the course.

The Czech Republic were not expected to make an impact against the favoured German side in their opening match; Nedvěd missed two scoring chances and was one of ten players to receive a yellow card as Germany won 2 0.

Their focus will be to qualify for the next World Cup in 2017 and they are a side that could easily upset the championship's favoured sides.

But that has not stopped them supporting their favoured sides in the war.

- In deep lakes with steep sides, the favoured adaptation tends to be a form called limnetic, which corresponds to a smaller fish which feeds mostly on plankton at the lake's surface, and is, overall, less different to the ancestral marine fish.

Despite the fact that side effects were more common in women treated with metformin, it was the favoured drug in the studies addressing preference.

Hull's opening salvo began in the fourth minute, with the man of the match Cooke launching an attack down their favoured left side, before the outstanding Kirk Yeaman put Gareth Raynor over for his ninth try of an increasingly productive campaign.