curry favour造句

Some staff try to curry favour with their boss.

You only appreciate me curry favour by claptrap appearance, even off I force a smile camouflage.

Politicians are eager to promote their 'happy family' image to curry favour with voters.

"In return for money and good meals from Xue Pan, he had not checked his disgraceful behaviour but actually abetted him in order to curry favour."

India extends large, soft loans to curry favour with a friendly regime in Bangladesh and is paying for post-war reconstruction in Sri Lanka.

A real designer to design something not to curry favour by claptrap but in art and functionality to satisfy both sides.

The boss's secretary suddenly finds she has never been so popular in her life, as people try to find out what she knows or seek to curry favour.

Initially seen in the cover of the book, I have little doubt: is it right? This is a scissors and paste type and nature of the mix work with curry favour by claptrap?

It has now come about that the magistrates, seeing their old props collapse and needing other props to retain their posts, have begun to curry favour with the public organizations.