Sentence examples for giving views from inspiring English sources
One told him: "I don't think there's anything unprofessional in giving views of facts directed by whoever it should be".
We don wellies and take the 800m waymarked route which leads to a raised platform giving views of waders galore.
It's a timber-clad house with open-plan living, pale floorboards and large windows giving views across Chichester canal.
And Max Atkinson on his blog says that the BBC showed just 22 seconds from Brown's Citizens UK speech, while giving views 123 seconds of Nick Robinson.
The central design feature is a staircase that zigzags up inside of the building, giving views a bit like an MC Escher print.
Take the 2km circular one-hour walk giving views from all sides over the Southern Ocean, plus there's a stroll through a forest.
"She has every right, if invited, to give views on difficult and awkward subjects," he said.
Hopefully they'll give views on the alarming tumble in the Argentinian peso's value this week.
Sash windows and a wrought iron veranda give views of the river below.
The stairway is designed to give views of the city on the top three floors.
Videos give views from overpasses of one of Beijing's Ring Roads, and along a street that bisects the city.
