Sentence examples for mention giving from inspiring English sources

And something else I've neglected to mention: giving Shakespeare a daft setting can be fun.

Books on traditional Chinese medicine mention giving it to people by mouth to cure diarrhea in the fourth century; one book called it yellow soup.

They exude the essential amounts of charisma, cachet and mystique that I believe are needed for this Indian revival to have staying power, not to mention giving rival Harley-Davidson a run for its customers.

Reproducing this approach countrywide could help the health service find money for the 2,300 additional midwives the NAO concluded it needs; not to mention giving expectant mothers more consistent support throughout their pregnancy.

We should not be surprised that the Tudors provide us with such great fictional television fodder and fine historical biographies while inspiring novelists like Hilary Mantel – not to mention giving us shelves full of romantic mush.

Making cups of tea, doing endless cupboard returns and making yourself indispensable to a fashion team will always stand you in good stead, not to mention giving you a way of finding out what aspect of the job you'd like to focus on.

"There was no consideration given and no mention given," Ms. Wilson said.

The one thing I must mention given the quote you've noticed in my August '11 speech is that my numbers in that were woefully conservative.

Ticking off the drug giants Roche and Novartis and the food giant Nestlé, he said, "At least three I can immediately mention give the right balance".

I think he should be Jonathan Hill when first mentioned and Lord Hill thereafter, but our stylebook still says: "At first mention give the full peerage title, as listed in Vacher's Parliamentary Companion... Thereafter Lord Smith, the duke, or whatever".

And it seems only fair to mention – given Chinese media fury at what it's been labelling its "worst Olympics flop" – that China has called bingo! in the table tennis, taking four of the four golds.