1. Sadat had also worked to curry favour in Europe and had some success before the war. 2. His motivation was to curry favour with the Tang court and probably also to obtain more troops. 3. With Charles II's return to England in May 1660, Northumberland rushed to curry favour with the new king. 4. Isidoro tries to curry favour with Corradino by offering to serenade his ladies, but this enrages the tyrant further. 5. George rejected this demand but endeavoured to curry favour with the Roman See by punishing the more extreme Hussites. 6. The members of the troupe eagerly anticipate Abdal?s arrival, and, when he appears, they are eager to curry favour with him. 7. Henry Irving was the most successful of the late-Victorian actor-managers, but his " Macbeth " failed to curry favour with audiences. 8. Bate became the Cromwell family physician, although he later tried to curry favour with Charles II by claiming to have poisoned the Protector. 9. Shakespeare was probably attempting to curry favour from the powers-that-be of the time . talk ) 22 : 34, 13 July 2014 ( UTC) 10. In one of her efforts to seek power, she advised L?Lu to begin to curry favour in order to be the Royal Grand Commandant.
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