Sentence examples for should be given away from inspiring English sources

This is the sort of game that should be given away with every Mensa membership.

"Assets that were produced under Communism should be given away to people".

"The Games is all about inspiring the next generation so these places should be given away to children from local community.

The same goes for the $2 bill (which perhaps should be given away to anyone who can place a name to its face).

(A second, from the right, elements of which think all the allowances should be given away, not auctioned, still looms).From the beginning CARB has presented its scheme as a model for others.

Most lighthouses — there are more than 400 in the country — are still cared for by the Coast Guard, but its budget does not cover renovations, and each year it decides which lighthouses should be given away.

But given the poor state of AT&T's performance, they should be giving away the device for free to customers affected.

The decision to join Coursera has prompted some -- including CU Regent Stephen Ludwig, D-Denver -- to ask whether CU should be giving away material for free.

Sitting behind the booth, my co-coworkers and I endured the typical jokes -- "Got any samples?"; "You should be giving away brownies" -- so could have a chance to persuade lawmakers to introduce bills legalizing medical pot.

The will of the original specified that the teeth should not be given away until there should be no male heir, one Isaac John Greenwood, in the eighteen twenties, had given this plate away in two pieces, it having been broken, Dr. Weinberger traced one piece to the London Hospital Medical School, but all he could learn was that the other had gone to South America in 1825.

Allocations shouldn't be given away for free.