Sentence examples for always given a from inspiring English sources

Though Friends have no ordination, they have always given a special place to Recorded Ministers (or Public Friends).

A number of well-regarded executives had left, but the CEO had always given a plausible explanation: This one was struggling with a family issue.

I've always given a little more weight to preventing any legal action by managing the emotions of the person I'm dismissing.

If Mrs Thatcher wasn't always given a fond reception in Glasgow in the 1980s, it wasn't because she had a particular kind of chromosomes.

Climate has always given a lower protein wheat here in the UK and in Edwardian times we were using predominately wheat or flour from the plains in Canada.

He adds that Brooke is always given a good scrub down before each visit and the office is "cleaned thoroughly when she leaves," according to Business First.

Commissioners have complained that they are not always given an inmate's complete criminal history, and sometimes cannot obtain out-of-state records.

Ed would always give a ride to practice to my neighbor Gary Strong.

"Where the consumer experience is not as promised, we will always give a full refund.

Small departures from an average signal on an individual pixel will always give a linear response on output.

The union argued that the I.R.S. always gives a favorable ruling, but G.M. answered that its new union contract specified payment in April.