Sentence examples for be giving a different from inspiring English sources

And that was O.K. Of course, the next time someone asks me which company coated my floor, I will be giving a different answer.

"They need to be given a different perspective.

(The winner and companion may be given a different set of clothes in each accommodation stayed in).

When patients are on maintenance medication for which a generic is available, they might be given a different version of the generic drug when refilling their prescriptions.

Xu's son, Xu Yong'an, who now runs the company, told me that the replica will be given a different name: the Gardens of Ten Thousand Flowers.

Each group will be given a different "mission" based on a movie scenario (written on index cards for easier student access): Group 1: You are cornered and outnumbered, and the only way out is up.

Each tag can be given a different alarm tone on your phone so you know which item is at risk.

Students should not be given a different set of rules than the rest of Canadians in terms of bankruptcy.

Grassie et al. [1] has suggested these cracks should be given a different name "studs" to distinguish their thermal origin.

As each blade can be given a different angle of attack, the resulting main thrust can be in any required direction in 360° around any axis.

Each value of the scale can be given a different interpretation allowing a numerical, verbal or graphical interpretation of the values (Saaty 1987).