Sentence examples for favoured with a from inspiring English sources
Certainly they were favoured with a measure of autonomy.
It's why a grossly disproportionate percentage of the top jobs in the judiciary, the army, politics and the media pass to those were favoured with a private education.
At one extreme, he was interviewed by hipster music website Pitchfork, whom he favoured with a colourful explanation of his love of the 1970s' biggest country and western artist.
Parisian burghers financed and administered these projects; they were associated in the fiscal supervision of the realm when the king went on Crusade, but they were not favoured with a communal charter.
Germany is favoured with a generally temperate climate, especially in view of its northerly latitudes and the distance of the larger portions of its territory from the warming influence of the North Atlantic Current.
Until then, the study of the US had scarcely featured in the Cambridge syllabus, an offer of an endowed visiting lectureship in American history having been rejected because it represented "a proposal to send a stipendiary missionary to acquaint our students with republican principles, an arrangement by which we shall be favoured with a biennial flash of transatlantic darkness".
Parties can stand alone, in which case they must clear a 3% threshold to win seats, or in a pre-announced coalition – which the new system favours – with a threshold of 10%.
His reputation with critics and audiences, however, began to decline with enigmatic plays such as Tiny Alice (1964) and A Delicate Balance (1966), but, like O'Neill, he eventually returned to favour with a complex autobiographical drama, Three Tall Women (1994).
Back with Bogart, and Hawks behind the camera, Bacall swiftly returned to favour with an unarguable classic, and her third adaptation in a row.
The second state channel, RTR, has been favoured with exclusive access to a navy cruiser at the site of the sinking.
However, if individuals favour A with a high probability (are informed), then our model predicts that the collective is equal in accuracy to the expert (Figure 1c).
