Sentence examples for Shall I give from inspiring English sources

Shall I give you a minute?

Shall I give Nuts magazine a call?

Shall I give you a round of applause?

"Shall I give him a lick of my ice cream?" Dad roared with laughter.

Shall I give you his number?" She did, our friend called it, and a now-familiar voice answered.

"Shall I give you my disapproving look?" asks Margaret Atwood, bestselling novelist, human-rights campaigner, author of the futuristic The Handmaid's Tale, which became prime Sunday-night viewing on television last year.

Shall I just give him a prescription, period?

"You shall see if I give him that confidence".

For others it remains a thin, binary mystery in which jocularity and tragedy, love and hate, life and death, shall I or shan't I (give in to loving my husband's best friend?) remain disparate, a set of polarities with no middle.

By 1944, he was writing to Edvard Beneš, the exiled president of Czechoslovakia, "I do not think I shall give up the home I have built here by the Pacific, the home which I have come to love and which is so favorable for my work".

By 1888, Hopkins had given up hope: "It seems to me I can not always last like this: in mind or body or both I shall give way — and all I really need is a certain degree of relief and change; but I do not think that what I need I shall get in time to save me".