Sentence examples for given a go time from inspiring English sources

Supersonic Though there isn't exactly a shortage of Oasis docs, it's testament to the enduring appeal of the bros with two eyebrows between them that their story is given a go time and time again.

So in the spirit of encouraging today's youngsters and showing them that the world is not a place of untold terror, uncertainty and injustice, here are my own suggestions for reworking a few famous but misguided classics... Offensive tale of persecution and body fascism in which an ugly-looking bird is given a hard time wherever he goes.

By now I was getting plays put on, and in 1972 I decided it was time to give playwriting a go full time.

Both Mr. Bonacic and Mr. Kruger, for instance, were given a tough time by voters who went to the polls but did not vote for a senator as they chose candidates for other offices — and were thus recorded as 'blank' by the state's Board of Elections.

"Anyway, even if I was being given a hard time, I wasn't going to wuss out of university because someone said 'Wingardium leviosa' to me in a corridor, or 'Ten points for Gryffindor.' I've been dealing with the media since I was nine.

I was worried that I was going to get given a hard time, but they were actually fantastic.

The Obama Administration decided against allowing the pipeline to go forward given a short time-frame to determine whether the planned route fit its requirements, according to the release.

Go on, give it a go next time you've got a morning free.

Partly because Jennifer Aniston is unlikely to give it a go any time soon, but also because most of the people using hand planes are surfers themselves, having a lo-fi day.

I never played Max Payne 2, so maybe I'll give it a go this time around?

Charles Krauthammer and Bill Kristol are as ubiquitous as ever in the media; indeed, Mr Kristol has been given a column in Time magazine to go along with his self-constructed platform at the Weekly Standard.