Sentence examples for items and giving from inspiring English sources

"Giving ourselves action items, and giving ourselves a timeframe in which to complete them [means we] hold ourselves to account.

We are cleaning out our basement, selling a few yard-sale items and giving others to charity, including two child-safety car seats built five years ago.

Monopolizing our attention wasn't easy, because Restaurant 1915's executive chef, Michael Matarazzo, is cooking up some creative meals, taking familiar items and giving them an intriguing twist.

The idea being that this community would not only be interested in buying things, but would be interested in rating items, having discussions about items and giving feedback to the company itself.

I think Michael Symon and all the other chefs who participated in this could have done a better job by talking about the cost of those pantry items and giving viewers a real idea of that that tasty dish really costs.

Although the instruments were specialty-specific, they still shared 22 core items aimed at measuring the faculty's performances on: creating conducive learning climate (7 items), their professional attitude toward residents (3 items), communicating learning goals (4 items), evaluating residents' knowledge and skills (4 items), and giving feedback to residents (4 items).

They recycle barely used baby items and give them to families that have nothing.

As a result of its price match, there will be offers on other items and, given what other retailers are promising, they could be large.

This saves you the trouble of transporting your items and gives you control over how things are packed, but you will not be able to access specific items without having the whole unit returned to you.

Most archaeological analyses of social status focus on variation in burials, elaborate architecture, and prestige items and give less attention to the fact that people express and construct social identities in their everyday lives.

The system can store and display all of the various pieces of information used in a class-room (slides, examples, handouts, drill items) and give individualized drills to participating students.