Sentence examples for provides something to from inspiring English sources

In a dish that's largely mush, coarsely grating the fruit, rather than finely grating it to a pulp, as Williams suggests, provides something to get your teeth into.

It's like seeing a theatre poster or a children's picture book in a foreign place: the overall form provides something to latch on to, even when you don't read the language.

Unless Tiger provides something to fill it, we will continue to be sucked in with salacious details offered by women far too willing to profit from their role in Tiger's fall from grace.

This provides something to do while calming down.

It may be that, like cigarettes, cell phones provide something to do with one's hands.

BESIDES providing something to bet on (see article), competition has the desirable side-effect of spurring progress.

Like all futures contracts, the product is a promise by the seller to provide something to the buyer at a fixed point in the future.

I started it because I believed we could provide something to this community: a refreshing product that would do more than just quench thirst.

"It is a family of high-minded people who are genuinely trying to provide something to both sides that would clarify a murky situation," Emery said.

But thoughtful and targeted international support and co-ordination is essential in this crisis, and Nigeria's new counter-terrorism strategy has provided something to work with.

"It will take many more years, especially in countries like China, and I think there is an ethical need to provide something to the general population to protect them," he said.