Sentence examples for items given to from inspiring English sources

Smith thanks I.L. for some Twain items given to Univ. of California and itemizes them; gives his opinion on a prospective biography of Olivia Clemens; and comments on Twain's "irreverence" for American society. 2 pcs.

An earlier version of this article incorrectly identified the items given to teachers for protection in a Pennsylvania school district.

Sales promotions, such as incentives, gifts, or other items given to current and potential customers serve both getting and keeping purposes, depending on the industry.

Earlier this month a Freedom of Information request revealed that Mr Blair had chosen to take a number of items, given to him by world leaders and celebrities, with him when he left Number 10.

Its initial collection comprised the library amassed by Sir Robert Bruce Cotton in the 17th century and a collection of more than 70,000 items given to the nation by the physician and botanist Sir Hans Sloane upon his death.

During her visits to three Brooklyn churches, where she seemed to find supportive audiences, Mrs. Clinton countered an article in The New York Post yesterday that said she had failed to disclose expensive handbags, dresses and other items given to her when she lived in the White House.

Yet, even late in the nestling period, over half of the items give to the nestling were insects or lizards.

For face-to-face interviews, a printed list of items was given to the interviewees in order to help them think about each item.

Desirable items are given to customers at no charge if they buy a particular product (or group of products) by a deadline.

Mr. Burrell, who has said the items were given to him, denied all the charges.

It is best to assume that the items were given to the women out of unexamined tradition.