Sentence examples for given bang from inspiring English sources

Oddly, given Bang's stated aims, she's happy to court obscurity.

All this appears to be giving Bang, a high school dropout not fluent in English, the confidence to tread into unfamiliar territory.

That's the nickname given to Bang Kachao – a lush protected area that has escaped the dense development seen elsewhere in Bangkok.

The first theorem given by Bang (cf. [5]) can be stated as follows.

"The Break of Noon" — directed by Jo Bonney, with a cast that also includes Amanda Peet, John Earl Jelks and Tracee Chimo — begins in a black hole of horror and ends with something like a God-given bang.

Such is the case here with Franz Schmidt's Second Symphony, given a bang-up performance conducted by Erich Leinsdorf (1983).

As well as lasting longer, solid polymers allow the batteries to store more energy, giving more bang for the buck.

James Levine and his musicians give more bang for the buck than just about any ensemble in town.

A terrorist who looks hard at this situation will see that attacking the electrical infrastructure may not give much "bang for the buck" compared to other alternatives.

The new tungsten halogen light also gave more bang for the buck, like a halogen reading lamp or those new xenon car headlights replacing incandescent versions.

And that creates jobs that give more bang for the buck.