Sentence examples for favour to make from inspiring English sources

That's the direction of travel I favour – to make public service broadcasting better, by modernising it.

Woods, a veteran of five Ryder Cups, failed to qualify for the US team as of right and needed his captain's favour to make the 12.

Apple has retained its title as the coolest brand in Britain for the third year running but Twitter has fallen out of favour to make way for rival Instagram, according to an annual survey.

Spurs lost 2-1 at home to PAOK Salonika of Greece  on Wednesday night and now need other results to go in their favour to make the knock-out stages.

As a favour to make sure people have somewhere to live?" he asked, before assuring me that he and Sam were in favour of more affordable housing.

When our intentions are to bring our greatest selves into the world for positive contribution, to do our most awesome at whatever it is we are doing, the universe conspires in our favour to make that happen.

I think we've had enough tortured, controversial decisions with conflicting arguments-in-favour to make this week.

Celtic may be hugely, and sensibly, favoured to make it five in a row under the guidance of a manager in Ronny Deila increasingly on top of his job, but there will be some testing hurdles to clear, not least from potentially the strongest domestic opponents to face them since Rangers last took the Premiership four years ago.

Interestingly, Wood also believes replacement Wales hooker Ken Owens, who made a big impact each time he entered the fray, could also make the cut, with Ireland's Rory Best and England's Tom Youngs others favoured to make the trip.

By offering him a face-saving way out, Moscow thinks that it is doing him a favour, hoping to make him feel grateful and indebted.

For the sake of savers everywhere, let us hope that they take action; one option, which consumer bodies seem to favour, is to make the banks switch savers automatically into new accounts.