Sentence examples for given for instance from inspiring English sources

It only goes so far, in that you are given, for instance, 18 wine varieties that go well with lobster.

The first Seuss book I was given, for instance, was The Lorax, written just as the 60s were becoming the 70s.

Observed growth, as given, for instance, by the length of successive annual shoots along the main axis of a plant, is mainly the result of two components: an ontogenetic component and an environmental component.

Even when employees get to pick a plan from among a short list of options, they don't necessarily choose their insurer; the two options I was given, for instance, were from the same one.

No oath was given, for instance, when Ronald Reagan answered questions from members of the commission investigating the Iran-contra affair or when Gerald R. Ford testified before a House subcommittee about his pardon of Richard M. Nixon.

The newspaper said this was his reaction when asked in a so-called "wordless interview" series for reaction to various nicknames he has been given, for instance Peerlusconi, a play on the name of the Italian billionaire politician Silvio Berlusconi.

Tech giving, for instance, is often lambasted for demanding immediate results, but the couple make clear that they are in this for the long-haul.

The government's field experiments with rations also left their mark on American food processing – giving, for instance, the stabilization technologies that keep sliced bread and cold-pressed juice fresh in grocery stores and at home.

But can writing dating profiles for people mask their real personality, giving, for instance, a positive, exciting and more eloquent flair to someone who may be genuinely negative, boring and inarticulate?

And then we go on to what medication they're taking, because there might be some medication that's interacting with whatever we might give, for instance, for malaria.

Some accordions, including the earliest ones, are "single-action," in which the paired reeds sound adjacent notes of the diatonic (seven-note) scale, so that a button will give, for instance, G on the press and A on the draw.