Sentence examples for it surely gives from inspiring English sources

It surely gives a whole new meaning to going for a number two.

What music there is, 40 minutes of it, hardly gets the opera underway, but it surely gives a hint of what the complete score might have contained.

And it surely gives more credence to the idea of a Richardson, or even a Kerry, in some other job, even if Clinton takes the big post.

This was not the end of the world, admittedly, against a team who won their first corner on the stroke of full time, but it surely gave us another glimpse into the mindset of a player who for most of the season now could scarcely have made it clearer that he would really rather be somewhere else.

"It will surely give new vigor to the traffic between France and England, which is already so important".

Doing it would surely give me a unique sense of achievement.

It will surely give indigestion to those who continue to believe in the comforting notion that finding your true love is like falling softly into a bed of flowers.

It must surely give the Kremlin foreign policy thinkers pause for thought that for all its faults NATO has a queue of real countries eager to join it, whereas only a handful of puppet states such as Transdniestria want to go in the other direction.

So while reading a good novel about an asylum seeker might not convert us into an advocate of a more humanitarian approach to refugee protection – assuming that this is something to be desired – it will surely give us a greater insight into the human predicaments at the heart of the issue.

And while this won't be a full-blown mobile phone, it will surely give the struggling system a much-needed boost… if only in the UK.

It will surely give you the Japanese ghost-story heebie-jeebies.