Sentence examples for given a place on from inspiring English sources

Two workers were given a place on the ballot, but Mr. Liu was excluded.

As a rule, pãkehã (white New Zealanders) are not given a place on that hill.

Andrew Newman, who made the local news when he unveiled banners about the club during WWE's WrestleMania event, has been given a place on the team squad.

Through some of my extra-curricula hobbies (I'd run a small magazine while studying) I was given a place on their journalism course.

Downing Street will also be keeping an eye on the highly Eurosceptic business secretary, Sajid Javid, who has been given a place on the EU referendum cabinet committee too.

The move to ensure Corbyn will be given a place on the ballot paper in the event of a leadership challenge comes as Labour MPs hoping to oust him sharpen their knives.

A Federal District Court judge ordered Connecticut's top election official today to give a place on September's statewide or Congressional primary ballots to any registered member of a political party who lives in the state and fills out a simple form.

He did well to be given a place; the other wannabes on the programme were older and more experienced.

He sought help from the Indian high commission in London when the college shut, and was given a place at Coventry University on a similar course eventually.

And an increasing number of New York bars have brought frozen drinks in from the cold and given them a place on the menu, including Mother's Ruin in NoLIta, the Tippler in Chelsea and Nights and Weekends in Williamsburg.

But the prime minister has given Javid a place on the cabinet committee overseeing the referendum.