Examples of using Small favour in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Small favour.
This is a small favour?
Small favour, Mrs Gamp.
Anyway, small favour.
A small favour might be asked of him.
Thank God for small favours.
I'm goin' to the fight, but I was wonderin' if you could do me a small favour.
Man, I need a small favour”.
Then again, I will waive my customary retainer in exchange for a small favour.
And I have a small favour to ask.
I won't say anything, if you do me a small favour.
So just do me the small favour and just shut up.
He mused that he was one of the biggest stars in the company andyet Vince couldn't even do him one small favour on a throwaway house show.
Rediscover the key to rune magic, uncover the thriller behind the devastating plague in West Ardougne,or assist Yanni Sallika with only one small favour….
Can you do me a small favour?
Offer to do small favours if you are able to because this will avoid the possibility of coming over as a‘user'.
Tietjens. May I ask a small favour for my orderly?
Silas? Might a small favour go with a small reward?
Why don't you just do me the small favour and not make me relive it?
People are more likely to agree to a smaller favour if they deny a larger one or two first.
Crowdfunding gives you the opportunity to get involved with companies you favour, with relatively small amounts of money,” said van Delden.
As a fervent Catholic anda man of strong character he then retired in a small farm in the south of Germany, rather than curry favour with the Nazis.
In Ashbury I am not a homeowner, not even a tenant- I'm a lodger,occupant of the small second bedroom in Cathy's bland and inoffensive duplex, subject to her grace and favour.
The ASU-57 was a small, lightly constructed Soviet assault gun specifically designed for use by Soviet airborne divisions. From 1960 onwards, it was gradually phased out in favour of the ASU-85.
He found himself faced with problems unfamiliar to him, such as appointing and dealing with a Catholic bishop in Toledo andthe settling of garrisons in the small Muslim strongholds, the taifas, which were dependent on Toledo and which often bought the king's favour with gold from their trade with Al-Andalus and the Maghreb.
Like the polis or city-state that Aristotle favoured, small nation-states, large nation-states and international political communities such as the EU are all‘experiments of living' as John Stuart Mill called them in 1859, and no one really knows which, if any, is best-suited for human flourishing.
So that, when we see syndicates of railway companies(a product of free agreement)succeeding in protecting their small companies against big ones, we are astonished at the intrinsic force of free agreement that can hold its own against all-powerful Capital favoured by the State.
They told me of thousands of beautifulfertile islands that had been formed by a small creature called the coral insect, where summer reigned nearly all the year round,- where the trees were laden with a constant harvest of luxuriant fruit,- where the climate was almost perpetually delightful,- yet where, strange to say, men were wild, bloodthirsty savages, excepting in those favoured isles to which the gospel of our Saviour had been conveyed.
The battle, although small in scale, ended in favour of the Shogunate.