Sentence examples for bestow a from inspiring English sources
Enter the Keen Company to bestow a little attention.
And bestow a choir, to softly sing of her foul end.
Why would God, Bayle says, bestow a gift that he knows in advance will be abused?
Poor men bestow a few pence, but the rich hand over large sums.
O'Neal was so enraptured with Bryant's performance that he deigned to bestow a nickname on Bryant.
His rooms are camouflaged by dim crimson lighting, billowing fog and lasers that bestow a hazy, otherworldly blindness.
Ms. Lippman, though, is much too tricky a writer to bestow a simple, uncomplicated gift of knowledge.
"We bestow a particular kind of energy on young people when we see them in the theater," he said.
Originally performed as a Shinto ritual to entertain the gods so they would bestow a good harvest, the game dates back well over a thousand years.
To bestow a new term on himself he flouted the spirit and possibly the letter of the constitution by getting the outgoing parliament to re-elect him.
The catchy moniker was pretty much inevitable; it's been customary to bestow A-list celebrity couples with portmanteaus since the days of "Bennifer".
