Sentence examples for been given to such from inspiring English sources
His major interviews on his return have been given to such trusted allies as Freddie Flintoff and Darren Gough.
In the original design due consideration had not been given to such effects.
It assumes that attention has already been given to such concerns as physical security, threats of intrusion from the World Wide Web, and virus protection.
TIME's Person of the Year awards have been given to such historic figures as Martin Luther King Jr., Haile Selassie I, and Mahatama Gandhi.
It cannot be pretended that an assured and entirely satisfactory answer can be given to such questions.
In between, he's given to such lines as "We don't make music — it makes us.
Emphasis was given to such high-technology industries as electronics, bioengineering, and aerospace, and the service industry grew markedly.
According to one early chronicler, "The Dauphin, thinking King Henry to be given to such plays and light follies... sent to him a tun of tennis-balls".
Still, this benefit of the doubt was given to such ballots more than three times as often in counties carried by Mr. Bush, according to the Times database.
If they were given to such gnomic complaint, the phrase could belong to the characters in David Means's achingly intelligent short stories.
As Fungus moves slowly through his day (or, I should say, his night, since Bogeys are nocturnal), he is given to such reflections as "Not to reason why... not ask questions... just keep bogling away".
