Give In A Sentence

• To whom should he give it?
• Why should we give ourselves any concern about sin?
• He too will give a good account of himself.
• Thou canst not give me fresh love.
• Of course you can rely on me to give it every chance.
• I'd give 'im just one afternoon.
• I'll not give up my house.
• I'll give him my name and take his.
• One of my heydukes will give you his, which you must mount at once.
• It shall be my pleasure to attend to you, to give you all your desire.
• Why, then, should we give ourselves any concern about the matter?
• But we shall give his own words, and permit the reader to judge for himself.
• We want war, he doesn't, and we must give way.
• You cannot want it all: give us one slice, only one little slice!
• I will give you the most exemplary satisfaction," returned the enraged Prince.

• It is to call them to give an account of talents never committed to their charge.
• The seats were like those which give a garden-like appearance to the tops of some omnibuses.
• Why did he not give his creatures the power to do evil, and yet withhold this power from them?
• Julia says that we shall then be able to afford to give fifty pounds a year for a house.
• We are not to suppose from this, however, that he forbears to give a definition of liberty.
• We assume this position advisedly, and shall proceed to give the reasons on which it is based.
• He would give her all things; but she was dying for him, and he could not save her.
• He halts his little army outside the village, to give the rearmost time to come up.
• But Rose could not give him the sympathy he wanted; and to be alone was almost a relief.
• Shame, shame upon you all! who give wine to the Prince in order to ask blood of him.
• We shall dismiss it with a single reply, and that we shall give in the language of John Foster.
• As a general practice, give the references in parenthesis or in footnotes, not in the body of the sentence.
• We shall give only one illustration of the justness of this remark, although we might produce a hundred.
• Just as water at that altitude boils at a low temperature, so did it need only a little fiery spirit to give the desired tingle to the blood.
• He could give heed to nothing but himself, all the world seemed blotted out, and he suffered the pain of excessive self-concentration.
• Then she dried her eyes, placed her arm in his, and as if to give another turn to the conversation, led him to her flowers.
• At this the poor doe collapses altogether; her knees give way beneath her, and bowing her head she remains beside her young.
• The interest aroused by the series has been very gratifying to the Committee, and it is planned to give a similar series annually hereafter.
• But, Charles, you will have to give up a great deal if you go, and learn to do everything for yourself.
• In other words, that the Almighty cannot give agents a power to sin, and at the same time deny this power to them.
• However, as you desire it, I will give you my own views of the state of parties, you can then draw your own conclusions.
• But at the end of a week his health began to give way, and, like a man after a violent debauch, he thought of returning to a more normal existence.
• But it was a musical assembly, and a few cries of "Shame!" hushed the storm sufficiently to give our curiosity vent.
• She did not seem even to see me, nor give the least glance at anybody or anything, except Lenhart Davy and his board.
• Teleki, ascribing this silence to indignation against Beldi, very confidently arose, and bade the Estates give their votes.

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