Sentence examples for given an idea of from inspiring English sources
They need to be given an idea of what kind of experience they'll have, whether it's a pleasantly diverting easy listen or a teeth-grindingly tough mental workout.
The minister also recently suggested that people should be given an idea of when they might die in order to help them plan their finances for retirement.
Ruskin's chapter titles given an idea of his emotional involvement with the natural world: Of the Open Sky; Of Truth of Clouds: Thirdly, of the Region of the Rain-Cloud; Of Truth of Vegetation; Of the Central Mountains.
Only in the novel's closing lines are we given an idea of what this trauma might be, and there is an immediate compulsion to go back and reread this brief book.
Dr. Weinberg said in an e-mail message that the calculations by Dr. Alpher and Dr. Herman "had for the first time given an idea of the temperature of radiation left over from the early universe".
When you place your order you should be given an idea of when you'll get them and they should arrive within 30 days unless you agree a later date will be acceptable – if the units have to be built from scratch for example.
An 1878 account in The New York Times gives an idea of what the society offered.
That gives an idea of what the Caucasus is like.
Danny's c.v. gives an idea of the problem.
Documents from the Smithsonian give an idea of the changes.
These two sauces give an idea of the range.
