favour somebody with something

"Which one of us will you favour with a second dance?"

Why had the two men been favoured with a sound of the supernatural?

As you know, my views on this matter favour the second view, with one important exception.

I requested him to favour me with an early appointment.

You have been kind enough to favour me with your views.

She looked past the rest of us and favoured him with a smile that would have melted ice.

I should be glad to take a turn in it, if you will favour me with your company.

William seemed to consider his question carefully before favouring him with a reply.

He left the room, without favouring Malanal with another word.

James turned and favoured his brother with a wicked grin.