Sentence examples for could give over from inspiring English sources

Together that could give over 500p a share".

"If you would have told me 20,000 college students could give over a million dollars," he said, recalling the results of a 2007 worship conference, "I would have told you you could land a plane in the Hudson".

A shrewd orchestra could easily give over an entire festival to their music.

Figuratively, though, it was all of us who pulled the trigger, all of us who could never really give over our sympathies to a man who seemed to get way more than he deserved.

First, how on earth could the Guardian give over its front page to a story based on the musings of one anonymous source, claiming to speak on behalf of ministers but clearly not a minister?

J.Crew's network could also serve to speed up Uniqlo's store openings in the United States if some stores could be given over to Uniqlo products.

Danny Yatom, Mr. Barak's senior diplomatic and security adviser, told Israel radio today that he could not rule out the possibility that some or all of the Arab towns near the edge of Jerusalem could be given over to the Palestinians before a final peace treaty is negotiated.

Driving time could be given over to working, snoozing or browsing the web.

Eventually, whole neighbourhoods of water-threatened land could be given over to the seas.

Once his forces were weakened, he said, Mr. Mehsud could be given over to the traditional system of justice in the semiautonomous region, where tribes take responsibility for one of their own behaving badly.

Apple's importance to Cork is such that in 2012 the city council took the extraordinary decision to expand its boundary so that land adjacent to the campus could be given over for a giant car park to facilitate Apple's expansion plans.