Sentence examples for favouring us from inspiring English sources

There's an audible gasp of suspicion when they announce they'll be joined by a special guest – will it be Florence, favouring us with a rare opportunity to enjoy the seldom-heard You've Got the Love?

Warburton said his players were "well aware he [Poite] wasn't favouring us in the scrum, so they knew the potential outcome of another penalty".

In addition to all the other problems facing emerging market assets today - such as a risk-off attitude in the world investment community that is favouring US and European holdings rather than those in the high-growth emerging world - Russia has an impressive assortment of ailments all of its own.

The nurses make it appear like this doctor is just prescribing drugs for us that we don't deserve, because when we see the doctor and he prescribe some drugs the nurses will complain and make it appear like the doctor is doing things that seem like he is just favouring us.

(Patient, female, 42) The nurses make it appear like this doctor is just prescribing drugs for us that we don't deserve, because when we see the doctor and he prescribe some drugs the nurses will complain and make it appear like the doctor is doing things that seem like he is just favouring us.

To get a goal that late, maybe fortune's favouring us".

Such a programme could favour US manufacturers, to keep the money in the US economy.

There were a couple of decisions that could have favoured us a little more than they did, but we certainly won't use that as an excuse.

"There were a couple of decisions that may have favoured us a little more than they did do, but we certainly won't use that as an excuse".

We know the conditions favoured us.

Well, as for the other, fortune will favour us.