Sentence examples for are being given over from inspiring English sources

Five imprisoned members of Haqqani's guard are being given over in exchange for Saul and everyone is less than enthused.

Lessons are being given over the radio.

It's an entitlement the government insists it is preserving, but critics warn that it will be undermined by the greater control academies and free schools are being given over pupil entry.

As a result increasing amounts of agricultural land are being given over to grow animal feed, such as soya.

This is partly because more and more farmland is being given over to industry and partly because the population is growing.

June is National Dairy Month, and at the Fosterfields Living Historical Farm in Morristown, each Saturday this month is being given over to a dairy-themed program: "Cream Separating" on June 12, "Using Buttermilk" on June 19 and "Cheese Making" on June 26.

Canaan was being given over to Israel, whom God had now brought out of Egypt.

By 2010 Twitter had grown rapidly, and the attention for its success was being given over to Williams and Stone.

Yet he was disappointed by the church whose cause he had championed and felt it was being given over, like his own country, to the absolutists.

The men's race, on the other hand, is being given over two hours worth of BBC1 coverage on 31 March.

I suppose our remains will be in his hands, too, in the sense that the whole of Northern Lights is being given over to the gardens, now expanded from the Greenhouse to wherever Sledge can get something green to cling or take root and get busy swapping our exhaled breath for something worth inhaling.