Sentence examples for given half a dozen from inspiring English sources

He has given half a dozen explanations for the Iraq war.

He came on with Tammy Abraham after 75 minutes, meaning Southgate has given half a dozen players their England debuts over the last two fixtures.

The drink and mixology experts Ben McFarland and Tom Sandham premiered "The Thinking Drinker's Guide to Alcohol," a bit of participatory theater where the audience is given half a dozen cocktails on which to sip while the experts expound on booze's heavy influence on historical figures from Jesus and Mohammed to Hemingway and Hitler.

So she solicited essays from trans women and then gave half a dozen of them a weeklong tutorial.

What other conclusion can be drawn when Hodgson's decision to give half a dozen players their first starts of Euro 2016, breaking the team's momentum, ended with England losing top spot in Group B and forfeiting what should, in theory, have been a more straightforward assignment in the next stage of the competition?

She wants me to get married and give her half a dozen grandchildren".

When Thatcher left, Mitford gave her "half a dozen of my best dark brown Welsummer eggs as a thank-you.

The owner was none too happy, but when she explained that she only wanted her children to taste a fresh Brooklyn peach, he gave her half a dozen.

'Bagheera gave him half a dozen love taps but for a seven-year-old boy [this] amounted to as severe a beating as you could wish to avoid.' I found it very difficult to like these two characters because of this abuse towards Mowgli and without sympathetic characters to relate to the book was hard to enjoy.

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Then came several pages that were devoted to an analysis of "The Raven," and the rest of the book was given over to half a dozen verses from the poem itself.