Sentence examples for own provides from inspiring English sources

But to complicate matters, go to the Folger Shakespeare Library here, where Woolf's imagining of Judith in "A Room of One's Own" provides the framework for the exhibition "Shakespeare's Sisters: Voices of English and European Women Writers, 1500-1700".

Questioned for this article, though, those same experts said that Dr. Keim's work, conducted after their own, provides "irrefutable molecular evidence" that Haiti's cholera came from Nepal, in the words of G. Balakrish Nair, an Indian microbiologist.

Assuming our grandchildren's welfare is just as valuable as our own provides a metric to measure the value of investments for the future: devoting Xpercentt of the current generation's income to forestall global warming would be a good deal if it produced a benefit amounting to more than Xpercentt of that future generation's income.

Geoffrey Blainey's A Game of Our Own provides an historical and social account of the development of Australian Rules football but outside of that it is slender pickings to find a leading intellectual who has devoted a whole book to sport.

In contrast, Mary Carlson's "Giant Squid" (2001), a 17-foot-long garment made of hand-crocheted, yellowish yarn for an underwater creature that most people will never encounter in its natural environment (or their own), provides one of the show's peculiarly poetic moments.

Writing about a country that is not your own provides a degree of detachment, a luxury that American journalists covering their own politics are seldom able to enjoy.I also suspect that covering the election will be a bit more uplifting than was writing about the past year in Washington.

France will travel to Wales with designs of their own, provided they beat Italy.

Various government agencies conduct their own health surveys, but none on their own provide a complete picture about nutrition in the country.

In Hempstead, owners who want to resell can find buyers on their own provided those buyers meet residency requirements and have eligible incomes.

Short of a return to a 1930s free-for-all, and possibly not even then, the evidence seems conclusive that the market will not on its own provide.

Her parents' marriage and their subsequent relationships, together with her own, provided a model of instructive dysfunction for almost every story she wrote.