Sentence examples for give full value from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday night they had both improved, but not enough to give full value to the expressive layers of the choreography.
Tyler Perry likes to give full value for the entertainment dollar, and "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Too?" is two movies for the price of one.
Mr. Cornejo and Jose Manuel Carreño were both superb; they know how to underplay and give full value at the same time.
The dancers are men of Pacific Islander and Maori descent who give full value to both the traditional and modern-dance elements in the work and whose gutsy, earthbound physicality is a novelty in this age of airborne dancers.
Meanwhile the two male leads – Benedict Nelson's Algernon and Paul Curievici's Jack – give full value, Irish dancing and all, managing to keep a straight face no matter how absurd the positions they find themselves in.
Deborah Abramson, Bernard J. Brown, Emily Gayeski, Jon Guymon, Eden Mazer and Ede Thurrel gave full value to every sly lilt and dynamic thrust in the somewhat rambling choreography.
She may be using her job as a steppingstone to the White House, but she's still giving full value both to the institution and to her constituents.
"What he's doing now is ensuring that those businesses are given full value" by Wall Street, with Telmex a blue chip and Móvil a growth stock.
Jemima Rooper as the male-attired Rachel has a wonderful macho swagger, and Suzi Toase gives full value to Francis's well-upholstered Brighton belle.
The conductor Tito Muñoz, maintaining a precise beat, meets the challenge ably while giving full value to the music's assertive vitality.
