Sentence examples for gives under from inspiring English sources

It's velvety material — gives under my fingers when I press.

Volume I thus gives, under each county heading, a roll of the holders of land, from the king to the humblest tenant in chief.

If the surface gives under slight pressure, it may mean that the plaster has broken loose from the lath keys behind.

Is he also allowed to receive the real estate tax abatements that New York City gives under the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption program?

At present the Premier League gives under 1% of its total income via the Football Foundation, £12m a year, having initially bowed to government pressure to give 5% of it.

During his tenure, Investors expanded from 12 to 65 branch offices, grew consistently stronger, and received the highest rating the government gives under the Community Reinvestment Act for providing loans to low and moderate income communities.

Their Annual Regional Exhibition, which began in 1995, gives under-recognized artist groups an opportunity to display their work in a professional setting.

The £1.4bn-a-year programme, which gives under-fives and their families assistance with education, health and parenting at children's centres, is "one of the most innovative and ambitious government initiatives of the past two decades", a report by the Commons children, schools and families committee says.

The indoor event gives under-20 athletes the chance to take on rising English talent.

With β = 0, PMM and LRD give slight over-coverage with type 1 matching, while type 2 matching gives under-coverage.

In Russia, it is illegal to give under-18s information about homosexuality.