Sentence examples for given an even from inspiring English sources

Should the EU talks collapse, the army may be given an even freer hand.

There's plenty more liberation in the second novella, "The Shielding of Mrs. Forbes," given an even more distinctively English spin.

Tonight, Corinna Corinna is a seemingly straightforward blues, given an even more rootsy spin by Harcourt's mouth organ solo.

With Donald Brown currently the only Colts running back with a contract, Carter may be given an even larger role sooner than expected.

Instead he is given an even more lavish supply of knowing asides in which to transmit to us the thinking behind his evil.

It was definitely one of the ones you would have given an even chance of surviving - in art history at least.

"We were given an evening off to have food and socialise," he said of the now infamous evening in Queenstown.

One detective gave an even lower estimate.

Sometimes he uses linen, which gives an even more blotted effect.

It gives an even heat for those long simmers, and feels very Mrs Beeton.

Eden Sher gives an even more fearless performance as Axl's younger sister, Sue, a spaz in rainbow prints.