Sentence examples for own providing from inspiring English sources
It is on occasions such as these that sport comes into its own, providing a focal point around which we might gather to demonstrate a spirit that will not be cowed by the violence of the thug.
"That order relieved the Cobb County Department of Families and Children of any obligation to the four kids," Judge Whitfield said, adding that Ms. Coleman "left here knowing pretty clear that she would be on her own providing for the children".
The Horniman Museum has brought together the musical instruments from the collections of the V&A, whose instrument galleries were closed last year, with its own, providing an intriguing contrast: its instruments were chosen by Frederick Horniman with utterly different aims.
Even if many individuals could perform some or several of the functions of a financial planner themselves, putting them all together into a cohesive strategy is where planners say they come into their own, providing expertise that is otherwise hard to come by.
But as you may have heard, Twitter is rapidly becoming a complementary search engine on its own, providing real-time results on a variety of topics based on keyword search.
For children on their own, providing safety and care is especially challenging.
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.
