Sentence examples for give a load from inspiring English sources

It's as if you can't even trust people who are trying to give a load of authoritarian powers to their secret police any more.

So I was always the one that was sober who would give a load of really pissed people a lift home and I would actually do that thing of dropping people at their houses.

"I give a load of credit to my family, particularly my missus," said Azharullah, who admits terms like "missus" were not in his vocabulary seven years ago.

Rochdale Labour MP Simon Danczuk asked him: "Why would you oppose giving the poorest paid workers a living wage and yet increase your own salary by 60% and give a load of cash to the chief officers?" Mr Hodge said there had been increases for lower paid staff.

Or go bowling if this guy with a crush on me was working and would give a load of us a free round.

Essentially they found that if you give a load of cocaine (known among the street youths as "toot" or "naughty sherbet") to mice, this out-of-control brain process happens that leads to cell death, but an experimental and human-tested drug called CGP3466B can protect the mice brain cells from the ol' eating themselves to death thing.

She gives a load of thanks, including to her gran who's in the room.

In all my work, I try to say - you may be given a load of sour lemons, why not try to make a dozen lemon meringue pies?

I was too crazy to even think about it – I was a young guy who'd been given a load of money – but Pete always said we'd been robbed.

"At the outset there's a long-term plan, and that revolves around giving a load of young players some experience," said Lancaster.

We were given a load of dirt bike gear, and Swarovski gave us a grand's worth of diamonds, so that's basically dirt bike armor covered in crystals.