Sentence examples for given to something from inspiring English sources

Myopia is the speciality of the foreign-language film Oscar, which is often given to something bland and inoffensive rather than what posterity might be eyeing up: The Secret in Their Eyes beating both The White Ribbon and A Prophet in 2010, and the Japanese film Departures over The Class the year before are just a couple of recent bungles.

It is difficult to think of another explanation for the disproportionate attention given to something worn by so few people.

Speculation had swirled over who would receive the prize, with Jagland telling the Associated Press that the prize would be given to something "obvious" that he considered "the most positive development" in the world right now.

It appears when I am not consumed by the world's chaos and engulfed in my own subconsciously created distractions - every minute given to something other than myself as a way to deny my own reality and cope with an ever-growing discontentment created by CF. There's a quiet stillness about this summer in comparison to other summers.

There's got to be giving something to get something back".

Both allow donors to give something to charity and get something back, too.

Fear gives way to something entirely possible.

We're going to give something to give to her.

Barry adds: " You gotta give something to get something.

"You have to give her something to do.

You have to give them something to do.