Sentence examples for given something different from inspiring English sources

"If Madison were to be given something different I would expect that we would be a test case," she said, "and that our ability to deal with greater flexibility would help gain flexibility for all the campuses in the system".

Sometimes sick kittens do not feel like eating their regular food and have to be given something different just to make them more interested in eating.

I think that you have to give something different.

But what saved Glastonbury this year was the willingness of festival-goers to give something different a chance.

He added: "We are basically going to give something different.

He said it was a really great idea to profile science in a big sports event, to give something different to the public, for the entire world to see how well science can do and what great things we can expect in the future.

"If you look at the players United have, he would have given them something different with the pace he has," said Heskey.

KD Each landscape must have given you something different.

"He's quick, lively, causes defenders problems and has given us something different in our attacking options".

For those reasons, the past few days of testing MixRadio for iOS has given me something different, but at times mixing together a bunch of different tunes hasn't been ideal.

If Nokia wants to sell high-end phones, "they have to give consumers something different," said Jack E. Gold, founder of J. Gold Associates, a technology research firm.