Sentence examples for be given a special from inspiring English sources

It was too routine to be given a special label.

Alcohol may also be out and petrol may be given a special status.

Last week, Germany's European affairs minister indicated Britain could be given a "special status".

Bowker should surely soon be given a special writer's statuette for his work on this and, previously, Occupation and Blackpool.

The Poles were to be free to join a Polish state, and the port of Trieste was to be given a special status.

As travelling Ivorian fans were attacked that day, Senegalese supporters will be given a special escort today to prevent revenge assaults.

"These companies seem to be giving a special deal to executives who become government officials," the study said.

The group will be giving a special afternoon show as part of Bowlive, its annual residency at Brooklyn Bowl.

"These companies seem to be giving a special deal to executives who become government officials," says the study, to be released Thursday by the Project on Government Oversight.

They are also participating in the symposium and will be giving a special appearance at the UNICEF Benefit for the Bob Marley Youth Development Centre on Friday, February 4th.

"Right before me, Ted Kennedy was given a special tour.