Sentence examples for give time to something from inspiring English sources

But they'll still give time to something that makes them smile.

But it did mean I decided what I was going to feel guilty about, because I was the one choosing the trade-offs of what I'd miss to give time to something else.

That it did is largely because the tour was beautifully choreographed, with everyone who mattered given time to say something, but not so much that they could become annoying, especially about the arms embargo, which was kept firmly off the official agenda.

"To be judged, you need to be given time to actually do something.

OnePlus has stayed lean by focusing on a single product at any given time — something it plans to continue for the foreseeable future.

The news would be kept secret for several days, but, he said, he wanted to give me time to put something together in advance.

The Kjerag Massif in Norway is considered one of safest launching points as there is a shear 3,280ft 1,000mm) drop which should give ample time to do something to soften the inevitable contact with the ground.

Obviously I couldn't meet him because of my skin color, so I postponed our meeting for a week to give me time to set something up.

Give yourself time to compose something you're proud of.

By planning ahead, this will give you time to organize something.

I bring this up not to say that we should feel sympathy for these Australians but to say that, given time, something uncontroversial can become a lot more complicated.