Sentence examples for give itself to from inspiring English sources

Most likely to: Give itself to you.

France likes to give itself to a leader as if to a lover.

"I love her body that just looks like it wants to give itself to everyone like a present".

Statisticians know that a multivariate regression that Spears employed is a reasonable statistical tool, however, the tool does not give itself to bold, even haughty, conclusions as "solving" a major epidemiological question that is confounded by a plurality of different variables that can account for differences in mortality in a community.

In 1994 it gave itself to Rudy Guiliani — a bit of a comedown, fusion-wise, from La Guardia and Lindsay.

It also risks diverting attention, in the four-month window the party has given itself to elect a new leader, from the subtler choices Labour faces.

This week also marked the end of a 90-day period the Department of Justice (DoJ) had given itself to decide once and for all whether it could launch any prosecutions related to the financial crisis.

It is the world that gives itself to intuition, beckoning us to participate ever more fully in its significance.

The team apparently decided that getting this feature right would take more than the six weeks it gave itself to relaunch the site.

GM had given itself to the end of this month to consider bids for loss-making Saab while continuing a process to wind down the company, which has drawn interest from Dutch luxury carmaker Spyker Cars and others.

A proclamation issued that day to his troops by Marshal Murat read: "The population of Madrid, led astray, has given itself to revolt and murder.