Sentence examples for gives on from inspiring English sources

vehicles rotting in the open air; the remains of a ship, its superstructure blown to pieces and in whose rusting starboard a gaping hole gives on to blue sea.

A deservedly popular spot, Cap Horn is an eclectically decorated charmer with the odd nautical touch gives on to one of Copenhagen's loveliest canalside quays.

Evans says he arrives at his figures by using the "sporadic" data that Google gives on Android activations (latest one from Andy Rubin here, noting 900,000 Android device activations each day).

Where this is relevant to Safe Schools is the advice it gives on helping students transition from one gender to another.

Behind the mission walls, a small door in one of the former workrooms gives on the gracious courtyard, a California variation on the cloister garden laid out in geometric beds bisected by straight paths.

An attempt to quit cigarettes with help from a specialized team and nicotine replacement therapy gives, on average, a 17% rate of tobacco abstinence after one year [ 3].

He makes relatively few public appearances, rarely gives on-the-record interviews and disdains the Sunday chat show circuit.

Princeton Mobile gives on-the-go access to University resources for members of the Princeton campus community and the world.

Mr. Gillespie rarely gives on-the-record interviews — he declined to talk for this article — and he is almost never seen on television.

With the exception of the magazine Civil Service World, Heywood almost never gives on-the-record interviews to reporters, and declined to do so for this article.

As a result, Mr. Greenspan, who almost never gives on-the-record interviews to provide his side of the story, is no doubt well aware that he is at times a pawn in partisan battles over policy.