Sentence examples for really been given from inspiring English sources

It's never really been given that".

He's not mucked it up today – he's not really been given the opportunity.

In the tea room he'd given them advice – and they'd never really been given advice.

Sadly, however, it is probably true though civilian rulers have never really been given the chance to do better.

Most British pop history has been combed over, but skiffle hasn't really been given the attention it deserves.

"I got into the squad for the World Cup but didn't make the final squad, and I've been in and out and never really been given a chance.

It's been a great season for Paula: she's been just as goofy and New Age-y as ever but has really been giving focused, good comments.

Trouble was, as artists we really were given more freedom than was good for us".

Can mums ever really be given time off to be ill?

Need an explanation really be given?What remains to be seen is whether the rest are English Breakfast or Earl Grey.

Now, economists are debating how strong the recovery really is, given that the job reports have weakened through the year.