Sentence examples for geared to give from inspiring English sources
Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker announced the details, saying the new team was "geared to give Europe its new start".
For unfamiliar traditions, you may wish to include reading that is geared to give a newcomer or outsider background information.
Everything was geared to giving us opportunities – and for me that meant tennis".
On every occasion, the presentation of events by Israeli spokesmen is geared to giving Americans and Europeans the impression that Israel wants peace with the Palestinians and is prepared to compromise to achieve this, when all the evidence is that it does not.
Unfortunately we didn't have enough gear to give everyone something.
Her designer, Sir Eustace Tennyson d'Eyncourt, had wanted small-bore water-tube boilers and geared turbines to give her a speed of 32 kn, but he received no support from the authorities and the engine makers refused his request.
Points of information section geared to each fund gives context of market situation without overkill WORST: No interactivity with the company or staff.
He explained that the foundation had been "gearing up to give" starting around 2006, regardless of how the local economy would be doing in the future.
"He was gearing up to give them the big lecture," Mrs. Denholtz said, "about how this is about responsibility, this is work".
But the country is increasingly becoming the five-star playground of the Caribbean, pulling in tourists that might otherwise have gone to Jamaica, Puerto Rico or St. Thomas and gearing up to give the glamour spots of Anguilla, St. Bart's and Turks and Caicos a run for their money.
