Sentence examples for Be provide from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a living; earn money for necessities.
- It is difficult to provide for my family working on minimum wage.
The snap polls, dubious though they may be, provide some support for this pro-Romney read on the night's proceedings.
Because the current unit is cramped, plans call for building a larger facility that will be provide more space for parents to spend time with their children.
The pleasure and hard work of putting on a show, however strange and crude the show may be, provide rewards richer and more peculiar than fame.
This is theatre that is meant to affect us and — old-fashioned as the concept may be — provide some sort of catharsis in the bargain.
For instance, in contrast to Mr. Bush's sweeping tax- cut proposal, Congress's tax cuts would be bite-sized and designed to be provide popular relief for particular problems.
But claims to continuity with the past, however accurate they may be, provide only a tenuous basis for claims to territory or identity.
Refreshments will be provided.
Ponchos will apparently be provided.
Free snacks will be provided.
Valet parking will be provided.
(All materials will be provided).
