Sentence examples for favour from from inspiring English sources

"We need a favour from them".

MPs have voted overwhelmingly in favour, from across all parties.

Mr Church (Bruce Willis) is cashing in a favour from mercenary Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone).

He enjoyed official favour from the time of Louis XVI until his death.

Tottenham are consumed by the need for a favour from elsewhere.

"It is all in their favour from the economy to incumbency," one told the Observer.

I frequently seem to need a favour from someone but can rarely return it.

Did David Blunkett extract a personal favour from his private office?

He was frowning in the way he has always done when commanding a favour from the gods.

His flexible approach to songwriting, coupled with his penchant for the unusual or surreal, won favour from critics.

It may also gain favour from people who mistake its fantastical element for something mysterious, or even sublime.