Sentence examples for not normally given from inspiring English sources
Vaccine is not normally given until 2 months of age.
Infants under 6 months old are not normally given flu shots.
Russian commentators, not normally given to understatement, played the whole spy scandal down.
Mr. Klein, who is not normally given to tender sentiments, grew reflective.
THE Financial Times is not normally given to puffing George Bush.
The government has never clearly enunciated a policy, he said, but the drugs are not normally given out free.
Photographs of women to whom they would not normally give a second glance suddenly become attractive.
Though the Westchester guild does not normally give concerts, members of the group will play on March 30 at 9 a.m. during services at the church here.
It seems that the Diana fund has attracted some people who would not normally give to charity, but that their interest is in her, not her chosen causes.This is illustrated by the varying fortunes of her six chosen charities.
If clever shirts, and other sleek retail items, motivate people who might not normally give money to donate to the victims, then they have served a noble purpose and achieved practical results.
Stephen King's new book, distributed through his Web site and Amazon.com (Business Day, July 25), leads me to wonder why it is that Amazon.com and other Web bookstores do not normally give us the first 5 or 10 pages of their novels.
