Sentence examples for given the word from inspiring English sources

When we were given the word at Sinai - it was to all who were there.

Blumenbach's authority had given the word a pseudoscientific sheen that preserved its appeal.

In this version, named Win, Lose or Draw, Mark Critch is a reluctant contestant given the word "Muhammad" to draw.

"We're trying to find the most likely intended word, given the word that we see," Mr. Paskin says.

Jorge Luis Borges said that given "the word happiness exists in every language, it is plausible the thing itself exists".

We may find ourselves inconveniently given the word of God —perhaps a harsh, condeming word — to speak into our economic-political-religious culture.

"Lowercase would have given the words a human voice".

It is also possible, given the wording of the new labour law, that resisting unionisation is illegal.

Now, attacks on the credibility of three witnesses have given the words an even more ironic cast.

I had finally been given the words of my condition.

So, for example, given the words "manners," "round," and "tennis," the correct answer would be "table".