Sentence examples for content to give from inspiring English sources

"I'm perfectly content to give her my advice," he said.

Keats is not content to give either of these competing drives a simple victory.

He asks for nothing and is seemingly content to give nothing in return.

But some of his recent collaborators said that Mr. Lloyd Webber seemed content to give way.

Asked if American beef producers were content to give up the $1.5 billion Japanese market, Mr. Weber said: "We're not going to give in to their demands.

Unscrupulous food and feed dealers in China add melamine to their products because it increases nitrogen content to give the appearance in testing that protein levels are adequate.

Once the bandwidth is established, the network can be used for anything from providing more content to giving internet access via television sets.

The Guardian's editor, Alan Rusbridger, describes this anomaly as fitting "digital spying" to an "analogue law .Britons may be contented to give their spies a long leash partly because they have more experience of terrorism than most.

But Kuznetsov was not content just to give a token effort against the 10-time Grand Slam champion.

The portal of portals is muscling content providers to give away its information for free.

The higher K content seems to give rise to smaller molybdenum crystallites with slightly lower surface areas.