Sentence examples for night favored from inspiring English sources

The crowd Saturday night favored Pavlik.

"It's an economic war," said Mr. Falciani, an angular man of 41 with a dark goatee who sometimes dons disguises, though on a muggy summer afternoon favored an innocuous beige tie and short-sleeved dress shirt.

A recurrent shallow stable layer was observed in the morning favoring air pollutants accumulation in the lower 100 m atmospheric layer.

That two strains of Parachlamydia found in amoebae were recovered from the nasopharynx of healthy volunteers (7 ) favors the first hypothesis.

While Mr. Stansbury's family might not view that as a mitigating factor, the police have pointed out that housing project roofs, especially at night, are favored places for drug dealers and rapists.

On a recent afternoon, children favored the yellow "snail"; adults the green "divan".

Georgetown (13-9, 4-7) needed a last-second shot to beat St . Johns a month ago in Washington, but it was heavily favored last night despite its 11th place standing in the conference.

When Mitt Romney said in the Republican debate on Monday night that he favored "self-deportation" as a solution to illegal immigration, it seemed to come out of the blue, perhaps an effort, as the race moves to Florida, to soften the hard line he has staked out on immigration.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has refused in his two years in office to disclose his personal views on gay and lesbian marriage, told 80 journalists at a lesbian and gay fund-raising dinner in Manhattan Thursday night that he favored changing state law to legalize same-sex unions, four people who were there said yesterday.

Moving towards the winner's circle last night were those favoring warm metallic tones including Jessica Chastain in a copper Armani Privé (with Harry Winston jewelry); Amanda Seyfried in a key-hole lilac dress with silver embroidery from Alexander McQueen and Renee Zellwegerr in gilded Carolina Herrera (with Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry).

Autism is a moderately to highly heritable condition (6, 7) that favors the male gender (8).