Sentence examples for traditional favourite from inspiring English sources

You'll definitely like these indulgent variations on a traditional favourite.

Forget Ibiza, Malta, traditional favourite of OAP package holidaymakers is now a magnet for Europe's young and restless.

Now, according to herb industry figures just released, coriander is our favourite herb, beating basil, mint and our traditional favourite, parsley.

BBC1 comedy Mrs Brown's Boys is the surprise winner of the Christmas Day TV ratings battle, with traditional favourite EastEnders suffering a 1.6 million viewer slump to record its lowest-rating festive edition in at least a decade.

To be fair to the Italians, they have a point: carbonara, a Roman speciality, is claimed to have been the traditional favourite of Apennine charcoal burners, or carbonai, who needed a simple dish that could be prepared quickly over a campfire.

Pasteis de nata, or little custard pies, can be found all over, but the traditional favourite should be bought - or preferably fetched rather than queuing up with the tourists - from the Antiga Confeitaria de Belem (near the stunning Mosteiro dos Jeronimos, a 500-year-old world heritage monument).

And, like many traditional favourites, every cook has their own method.

With traditional favourites Turkey, Tunisia and Egypt all down-and-out, the beneficiaries, according to Thomas Cook, are proving to be Greece, Croatia, Cyprus, Portugal and Bulgaria.

A jovial Noonan closed the show, but there were no big singalongs, traditional favourites, rabble rousing or tumultuous finale.

Armed with a map, find your favourite scoop, from traditional favourites such as raspberry ripple, to pioneering Scottish twists including Irn Bru, porridge and whisky and honey flavour.

Smaller versions of traditional favourites are common in the new Alice Through the Brexit Looking Glass world, and it seems our bricks and mortar are not immune.