Sentence examples similar to do favour for from inspiring English sources

You go out of your way to do favours for other people.

"The London mayor has more opportunity to do favours for his friends than any other elected official in the UK.

Lieberman's book tackles 100 common complexes ("Why do I do favours for people I don't even like?") in a couple of pages each.

McEwan referred to it earlier in the week when he spoke of us, in learning to address future scientific planning, as essentially learning to "do favours for people we've never met".

Celebrating hairstyles, fashion and music, though ignoring rickets and the threat of sudden death, this celebration of all things 1940s is part of the celebrations that mark 25 years since Chatham's Historic Dockyard became a visitor attraction rather than somewhere that one might do favours for sailors.

He added that it was natural that "while inside the European Union there is a reciprocal solidarity so we can do favours for each other", but suggested that this would no longer be the case after Brexit and the UK should not assume the Le Touquet accords would remain unchanged.

"That's when he started to ask me to do favours for him, which he meant sleep with people.

The conservative opposition politician Lourdes Flores has warned that Mr Humala could be seeking to politicize the security forces, or do favours for his friends.

But many voters see the opposition as no better, and see nothing wrong with politicians doing favours for their supporters.

He was convicted of several crimes, including doing favours for bribes and requiring congressional aides to work on his farm.

It's not necessarily made explicit but a lot of it is about people doing favours for each other".