Sentence examples for any favours from from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't expect any favours from anybody.

But Aitor Karanka is not expecting any favours from Simon Grayson's mid-table team.

But Mr Murdoch denied his relationship had ever led to any favours from the prime minister.

Bizarrely, apart from Ben Dunne being top of the Haughey family wedding invitation list, McCracken found no evidence that Dunnes' companies received any favours from Haughey.

In short, to sum up, a new manager cannot expect any favours from the board or the fans until he has won himself some security through results.

Two teams lost the first leg to nil at home in the last round and they did at least save some face in the second legs – Porto drawing 0-0 at Liverpool and Basel beating Man City at the Etihad – but Juve can't expect any favours from a Madrid side that has nothing else to play for.

But the arrangement does no one any favours, distancing the performance from the audience and leaving the text to fend for itself against the over scored orchestral textures, though since Previn is conducting the performances himself, the balance must be what he wants it.

However, 'Chicharito' has already spoken that he could look to leave Old Trafford if first team opportunities remain hard to come by – although he didn't do himself any favours when he missed from six-yards out after David Moyes handed him a rare start in their Champions League draw with Real Sociedad.

Scout around well in advance on their behalf for local jobs, or beg favours from any friends and relatives in a position to employ them.

"I hope it will be an advantage that I know my way around, that I have a direct link with people, I'm not expecting favours from any political party.

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