Sentence examples for favour time from inspiring English sources

It was time to do a fellow Scot a favour; time to temper expectations in a city where they are always huge.

But again this is a feature of the methodology that favours time savings for drivers getting slightly faster to their destination, rather than wider considerations such as job creation, regeneration and access-to-work opportunities for people without cars.

To overcome the problem of bolus timing, other approaches favoured time-resolved MRA with multiple acquisitions of lung volumes using very fast 3D gradient echo techniques.

Like any courtier, you fall out of favour from time to time, and looking back at my diary it is embarrassing to see how often I was on the verge of resigning.

They, of course, have a loyal hardcore fanbase and continue to produce some new artists, and they may even fall back into favour from time to time, but they remain a trend rather than a transformation.

According to Kingdon, it is normal that ideas, proposals, or issues rise and fall in favour from time to time.

Hussey stayed on the board, kept there by Murdoch to oversee the royally favoured Times bicentenary binge at Hampton Court in 1982 and duly leaving in 1983.

Rounds in the Rainbow Nation Bobby Locke, Gary Player, Ernie Els...South Africa has produced many great golfers, but only with the Rainbow Nation reaching maturity has it begun to exploit its climate, geography and value-for-money to welcome holidaymaking British golfers in its prime summer season - our winter, making February-May and September-October favoured times.

Yet Democratic support also fell, from 104 votes in favour last time to only 85 this time.The Senate, meanwhile, seems hopelessly divided.

Has an extra furlong and high draw in his favour this time.

Turkish-Cypriots, previously against the UN plan, voted overwhelmingly in favour this time.