Sentence examples for be given a little from inspiring English sources
We should hope he could be given a little breathing space to devote to economic and political reforms.
"I would like to be given a little bit of credit for trying to do it sincerely," he pleads.
John Tomase does argue in The Boston Herald that the same went for Terry Francona, so Farrell should be given a little slack.
No encouragement was given: Sparta was standing by the Thirty Years' Peace and should be given (a little) credit for doing so.
Dan Leistikow, the Energy Department's director of public affairs, said that Dr. Chu was a scientist, not a politician, and should be given a little time to adjust.
He should be given a little more respect for his ride and the way he outsmarted his opponents when it mattered.
But the city does seem to be giving a little more thought to the market value of these signs.
"[The Tottenham supporters] were giving it to him and he's given a little bit back.
Finally, he signed up for an experimental therapy and was given a little green capsule.
I do hope this phenomenally self-centred character is given a little more depth.
Outside, the Montero's famously boxy look has been given a little flair.
