Sentence examples for has given itself a from inspiring English sources

The Scottish Labour party has given itself a chance.

In recasting itself as Diwan, the restaurant has given itself a quick face-lift.

As a result, a fifth of Cisco's leadership has left the company.Second, Cisco has given itself a kind of constitution.

Nonetheless, it has given itself a year to choose a successor, and Mr. Ballmer, 57, will stay on until then.

Bradford & Bingley, in the middle of a demutualisation battle, has given itself a facelift and opted to remove the words 'building society' from its name.

The Brooklyn Museum of Art, 200 Eastern Parkway, (718) 638-5000 or www.brooklynmuseum.org, long an isolated dowager among the city's art palaces, has given itself a new look.

Australia's foreign investments board has given itself an additional 60 days to consider the Chinalco-Rio deal.

It could have given itself a nice bonus for getting a government job, as is standard practice on Wall Street.

EU competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, deemed the company had given itself an "illegal advantage by abusing its dominance in general Internet search" by promoting its own comparison shopping service in organic search results and demote rival comparison shopping services.

But the threat of a missile attack from North Korea or eventually from Iran or Iraq is cited as the main reason the Clinton administration has given itself such a tough deadline.

Its name means hopscotch, and that, along with the freestyle Latino tag it has given itself, is a clue to the abandon with which Mr. Tejada taps into not just Spanish, Mexican, South American and Caribbean cooking, but also Asian cuisine.