Sentence examples for be given to doing from inspiring English sources

"Some consideration needs to be given to doing something with some of that money," says Sacks, "rather than all of it sitting in a place where it will be ripped by inflation".

The question is what they'll be given to do going forward, beyond generic relationship material, domestic comedy and the occasional action set piece.

"That's the directive we were given to do this project".

Yet it's not clear that the work the kids are given to do is, in any meaningful sense, real.

Like Farber's language vis-à-vis her staging, Cronje is an outstandingly beautiful actress apart from what she's given to do as Mies Julie.

"The fighters have not handed over their weapons despite the chances they've been given to do so through local councils," he said.

"There is an amount of money we're given to do the work that we need to do, and it's not enough," she says.

"Everything she's given to do on the show she does really well and quite often brilliantly," said Michaels, who has worked with all three Elliotts.

Q: Have you been told when you will meet, or how much time the commission has been given to do its work?

There was no discussion between BBC producers and Westminster city council about wheel spins and a 'doughnut' and permission would not have been given to do so".

Koht was given to do research in Nordmøre on Neergaard.