Sentence examples for favour from the from inspiring English sources
"It is all in their favour from the economy to incumbency," one told the Observer.
He enjoyed official favour from the time of Louis XVI until his death.
He was frowning in the way he has always done when commanding a favour from the gods.
IN A single day this week, David Cameron's government received two marks of favour from the administration of Barack Obama.
An IFC spokesperson said: "IFC has seen the recent decision in its favour from the district court, but does not comment on active litigation matters.
"I'm not going to do anything just because I'll gain favour from the ECB or anyone in the team, because I want the job.
TLCs receive no favours from the government.
Do not accept favours from the rich, he concluded.
In return Xu wanted favours from the boy's father.
Fortunately for Depor, this time around they were being handed favours from the unlikeliest of sources.
Scotland would not be asking for special favours from the EU, she says.
