preferred position

American  

noun

1. especially desirable advertising space for which, if it is specifically requested by the advertiser, a publication charges a premium rate.

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Example Sentences

Yet now, restored to his preferred position, Valverde is thriving.

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While Rashford's form plummeted during Sancho's debut campaign at Old Trafford, Sancho was never given a sustained run in his preferred position.

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He began his return at Bristol on the wing but Bears' director of rugby Pat Lam has moved him to full-back during the season and Rees-Zammit says this is now his preferred position.

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Marcus Smith, who started at fly-half in the opening round defeat by Ireland, had a solid game from full-back but will be targeting a return to his preferred position.

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Coaches earmarked Stona as best suited to play tight end, catching passes, although his preferred position and the one he would like to pursue is defensive end, tasked with pressuring the quarterback.

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