Sentence examples for give a continental from inspiring English sources

The Unitarian Universalist Association consists of representatives of the local churches and the districts and seeks to give a continental voice to the movement.

UPDATE III: Eurostar customers are receiving email newsletters from Eurostar's marketing team which don't mention the crisis but are suggesting to passengers that they "give a continental gift this christmas".

The UCI confirmed three days ago that the team had been given a continental licence – two levels below Team Sky – under the name Team Wiggins and that its team director would be the former professional Simon Cope.

However, the nature reserve is affected by the nearby presence of the Ardennes Mountains, which gives a continental influence to the climate.

The Yugoslav Ivan Golac, however, utilised his intelligence and dexterity to give Southampton a continental flavour while Manchester City bought his inept countryman Dragoslav Stepanovic, although only injuries were to rob them of the full benefits of the late Kazimierz Deyna's range of subtle playmaking arts and viciously curling shots.

The three stars above the eagle constitute a design element that gives a more continental feel to the badge.

Sri Lanka's batsmen haven't done especially well in English conditions, yet were given a sub-continental pitch on which to ease themselves in.

Celtic have previously been given a reprieve in continental competition in similar circumstances.

North Dakota's north-central location gives the state a continental climate that is noted for its extreme temperatures.

Given a new English-speaking superstate, what continental Europe did or didn't do would matter much less.

His private politics seem almost comically disjointed from the kind his second son would finally be indentified with: "The only two men that I know in public life today for whose opinion I give one continental both happen to be named Hoover -- one John Edgar and one Herbert".