Sentence examples for given to put from inspiring English sources

Whether or not the order is given to put them into production will come down to politics.

It was not given to put the country on course for an exit, but to limit Europe's ambitions.

She was also surprised at the time — three years — that the servicers were being given to put the settlement into effect.

"The evidence will reveal that much more than 25mg was given to put Michael Jackson to sleep," Walgren told the jury.

Due prominence is given to Put On, his doom-laden, defiant anthem to propping up a crumbling city that sounds persuasive even without Kanye West's Auto-Tuned verse.

But the advice was not given to put Obama in the White House, but to make sure that he or Clinton doesn't get there.

"Twain was a highly competitive author, much given to putting himself up against others," Mr. Blount writes in The Atlantic.

Cameron is rather uninspired, lacking vision and given to putting the country in perilous positions in order to try and keep the Conservative Party in one piece (see: referendum, European Union).

Mr. Hatfield explained that poultry-rearing tasks are often given to children, putting them at great risk of becoming infected with the avian influenza virus, known as H5N1.

Others, like Adira Amram, a singer and keyboardist given to musical satire, put a postmodern twist on time-honored conventions.

Some might not begrudge perks given to those who put their lives on the line for fellow citizens.