Sentence examples for favour as a from inspiring English sources

I favour, as a practical policy, the putting of first things first.

The Romans viewed hunting with less favour as a sport for gentlemen and left it to inferiors and professionals.

After the dating policy controversy, the institution was out of favour as a presidential campaign stop for years.

It also sees the Middle East balance tilting in its favour as a result of the American invasion and occupation of Iraq in 2003.

"It's liberating," ran the argument in favour, as a crop of burlesque club nights and cabaret shows sprang up around the country.

The circle is fenced off from livestock, but there is another neolithic stone alignment in a field across the road, which sheep favour as a scratching post.

In doing so, they might also have rendered Celtic a massive favour as well as a dose of reality.

"We're doing them a favour as well as them doing us a favour".

I was doing her a favour as well as myself.

But Belvoir had done Swift a favour as much as the other way around.

So I don't favour as an opposition party, you know, hugely detailed policy, but the orientation's going to be clear," he said.