Sentence examples for favour going from inspiring English sources

I strongly favour going ahead with fracking.

The 23-year-old from Northern Ireland trailed 13-3 gointointhetheveningng session, but won six of the eight frames on offer to leave the game 15-9 in Higgins' favour going into the final session on Saturday.

Although the CBI will not favour going into a first wave of EMU in 1999, it could advocate an interim return to the more flexible exchange-rate mechanism, out of which sterling was ignominiously forced in 1992.Polite though the government generally is to business, however, the CBI's new position is unlikely itself to determine British policy.

South Africa, showing comparable paranoia about currency speculators, recently conducted a pointless investigation into whether banks had conspired to undervalue the rand.Globally, few policymakers favour going the full Mugabe, but many believe that a little bit of price-fixing won't hurt.

The case in favour goes something like this.

Noelene replied, "Well, do me a favour, go and find me some.

If you haven't read her powerful articles on the ABC's Ramp Up website, and The Drum, dealing with disability and violence against women, do yourself a favour – go and read them now!

We've seen a resurgence in interest for the brand, but the reason for the bootmaker's recent return to favour goes deeper than being spotted on celebrity feet.

And if I had to pick a favourite character it would have to be Ronan because he is such a badass but at the same time a cinnamon roll… But back to the series… This series was awesome and I would give it a 10/10, so please do yourself a favour, go to the nearest bookstore and buy The Raven Boys, it will not disappoint.

That absolute drubbing by Toulon is not going to do them any favours going into the Premiership final.

Four years ago Great Britain's remarkable record in the skeleton reached a new peak when, rather than Rudman, who was favoured going into the 2010 Olympics, Amy Williams won gold in Vancouver.