Sentence examples for whose favor from inspiring English sources
The only question is in whose favor distortions are made.
The biggest beneficiaries might be well-placed incumbents whose favor companies and interests groups are eager to court.
Every episode contains a reminder that Mr. Trump is a sovereign whose favor must be recaptured time and time again.
The Black Caucus swelled from twenty-six members to forty, and thus established a voting bloc whose favor would be crucial to a President with a 43% mandate.
The court is ruled by the haughty, naughty Marie Antoinette Joely Richardsonn), whose favor our heroine, one Jeanne de la Motte-Valois Hilary Swankk), most ardently desires.
He imagines travelling back in time to befriend Deyckecaire during the war, before he was born — a Jew without identity papers, trying to remain useful to the black marketeers whose favor he depends on for his survival.
To each his own, says Mr. Millan, whose favored "tsst!" sound is a correction heard around the world.
AUSTIN, TEXAS — A new global aristocracy is in the making, and it gathers every year in a city whose favored T-shirt slogan is "Keep Austin Weird".
As Nails O'Reilly Duquesne, an unlikely society lady whose favored charity project is rehabilitating pickpockets, burglars and other lowlifes to the high life of dilettantism.
Kenny McPeek, whose favored Harlan's Holiday finished seventh in the Derby, was not sure about the Preakness, but said: "He's capable of going.
Case in point: the doctor bag, a structured handheld whose favoring in fashion has waxed and waned for decades, but whose return for fall can be attributed to the way the models carried theirs — tucked securely under the crooks of their arms — at Lanvin, Céline, Proenza Schouler and Derek Lam.
