Sentence examples for need a favour from from inspiring English sources

"We need a favour from them".

I frequently seem to need a favour from someone but can rarely return it.

Liverpool lead the table but need a favour from their neighbours as City, three points behind and with a superior goal difference, have a game in hand.

Out of the blue, Bob turns up, now a gym-built giant with a goofy, amiable air of friendliness, but he has a mysterious job, and he needs a favour from his old protector.

Los Blancos did their bit but they needed a favour from neighbours Atletico Madrid, which did not come as Barca won 1-0 in the Spanish capital.

'He needed a favour.

How they stand 17 Reading 36pts 18 Fulham 34pts 19 Birmingham 33pts 3.32pm David Murphy scores to put Birmingham 1-0 atead at home to Blackburn but they still need an unlikely favour from already-relegated Derby against Reading.

Tottenham are consumed by the need for a favour from elsewhere.

The irony of a former Liverpool manager needing a huge favour from Everton to keep his club alive until the last day of the season did not escape anyone at Villa Park, but while he might have been undiplomatic in the past over trans-Stanley Park relations, for now "the small club" represents a straw that can be clutched.

The Premier League relegation battle is set for a fascinating finale over the next eight days, with former Liverpool manager Benitez now needing a huge favour from Everton.

Two sample items are as follows: "Help is available from my organization when I have a problem" and "My organization is willing to help me, if I need a special favour".