Sentence examples for give away from from inspiring English sources

They are cheap points to give away from an English perspective.

Goal!!!!! Argentina 1-1 Uruguay (Higuain, 18) Argentina have their equaliser but it's far too cheap a goal to give away from Uruguay's point of view.

We have a Nokia Lumia 1320 tablet to give away from Virgin Media Pioneers, a £50 voucher for dinner at Las Iguanas, a colourful fountain pen from Plooms and a £100 voucher from Cass Art.

As president, Ford had crucial favors to give away, from meals at the White House to seats on the deck of a carrier, the Forrestal, anchored in New York harbor, where he reviewed tall ships on July 4 , 1976 the nation's bicentennial.

He and A-Rod took brief custody of a huge stage (an average of 20.9 million for Game 4, up from 14.1 million Saturday night for Game 3) without providing any value to fans like the free tacos Taco Bell will give away from 2 to 5 p.m. today to fulfill its World Series "Steal a Base, Steal a Taco" promotion.

But since these foundations also do not want to give away so much that they shrink their assets over the years, many are careful not to maintain what they view as too high a level of giving and will decrease what they give away from time to time to lower their average level.

For this reason, employees are given away from the desire to be creative.

These calls usually are given from the nest when the female is beginning to incubate, but can be given away from the nest too.

That is the purpose of all the software that Google gives away, from the Android operating system, through to YouTube, Google search on phones and the Chrome browser.

Once Mr. Trump became the Republican nominee, they shifted their political giving away from the presidential campaign to focus exclusively on congressional races.

"Not for Resale," reads the rubber-stamped message he happily presses into each book he gives away, from Plato to Tom Clancy.