Sentence examples for given to bring from inspiring English sources

I believe the Lord put us on this Earth to use the gifts we've been given to bring about a healing".

If a patient gets one of these attacks despite this effort, a medication called hematin can be given to bring a rapid resolution of pain.

He vowed in an online posting to take revenge for the loss of his badge, saying he would use "every bit of small-arms training, demolition, ordnance and survival training I've been given" to bring "warfare" to the LAPD.

That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the Regulation of Investigative Powers Act 2000 and the Intelligence Services Act 1994 to ensure judicial oversight of the use of material derived from British citizens by means of surveillance of telecommunications; to make provisions concerning the operation of the Investigatory Powers Tribunal; and for connected purposes.

Heath, a Lib Dem, will ask the Commons that "leave be given to bring in a bill to amend the Regulation of Investigative Powers Act 2000 and the Intelligence Services Act 1994 to ensure judicial oversight of the use of material derived from British citizens by means of surveillance of telecommunications".

" "Konbu" is seaweed that is given to bring the couple numerous healthy and healthy children.

No thought was given to bringing the magazine back under a different name, Mr. O'Malley said, because "there's great equity in Elle and there's great equity in Elle Accessories".

It disappeared in the days when a long-dead secretary was given to bringing it to parties in a snuff box in his waistcoat pocket, and taking it out to entertain the company.

Dr Ulamec said consideration was given to bringing in military imaging experts to help with the analysis, but it was concluded that looking for probes on comets was a very different task to hunting for camouflaged tanks.

This contributed to the acceptability of the program and emphasizes that attention should be given to bringing the credibility of web-based interventions to user awareness.

I am tempted to call it cool confidence, though that would give a wrong impression of the impassioned, natural performances the orchestra gave to bring Carnegie Hall's monthlong festival Voices From Latin America to a rousing conclusion.