Sentence examples for given an outing from inspiring English sources

An intriguing idea, surprisingly not tried before, is given an outing on BBC iPlayer on Saturday, in the form of Jessica Ennis-Hill's Training Tunes.

No doubt Plunkett will be given an outing in a T20 match against the UAE on Monday.

It was given an outing at Berlin earlier this year, where the feeling was that it was too bombastic.

Encouraging Brits to use different types of fish by John Mole A lesser-known fish is the pouting Which deserves to be given an outing.

These were given an outing in Provence on Friday when she called for all French people to have the Tricolour at home so they can 'hang it out of the window on national day, as is done in other countries'.

It made no difference at all that Robert Huth was given an outing instead of William Gallas, and the young German even scored an opener that would, if need be, have done as a decider.

The visitors reintroduced Seru Rabeni to the wing - the Fijian had had a suspension for eye-gouging lengthened after appearing in a sevens tournament while suspended - which might have suggested a willingness to pass the ball, but they also gave an outing to Derick Hougaard at outside-half.

This leads to wild comedy when Eliza is given a trial outing at Mrs Higgins' tea party.

Indeed, given the past willingness by both to experiment and then to panic there is no certainty that they will be given a second outing in the second match between the sides today.

The second of Buxton Festival's own opera productions, Peter Cornelius's comedy The Barber of Baghdad, was last given a professional outing in these islands in Wexford in the mid-1970s.

Lampard, a surprising World Cup selection after a mixed season with Chelsea, was on the margins and was only given a farewell outing as captain against Costa Rica because England's fate had already been decided.