Sentence examples for favour for your from inspiring English sources

A sign of favour for your wise stewardship.

If you're already a ceviche convert, do you like it Peruvian, Chilean, or Ecuadorean style – and which British fish do you favour for your own version?

Once you have the regular things down, you can gradually move into doing favours for your teachers, like stacking/pushing in chairs, passing out papers, and making efforts to get the rest of the class to cooperate.

At gradings, this will work in your favour; for example, if you grasp your opponent's leg with your legs while you are being held down, the hold is broken.

Indeed where we are concerned with justifying reasons, the "good" of "good reason" is a redundancy: if there is nothing good about, nothing to be said in favour of, your (explanatory) reason for φ-ing, it wasn't a (justifying) reason at all (Dancy 2000, 3; cf. Parfit 1984, 118).

Newbies, do us a favour: think about it for your next box set.

Don't worry, they're not going to be torn out, at least for the moment, although a few of the websites competing for your favour are looking increasingly desperate in this crowded market.

We must not take the work of journalists and the freedoms that allow you to do your work without fear or favour for granted.

Deyn's Friday night gig was a favour for a friend: a showcase for Five O'Clock Heroes' new album Speak Your Language.

If any of them catch your eye, however, you should consider doing the authors a huge favour and ordering their books for your local bookshop or library.

Lovely tunes have been out of favour for some time.