Sentence examples for should be given out from inspiring English sources

"I don't think that information should be given out -- period," Mr. Morgan said.

"If it is international politics, then the money should be given out from the federal budget," he said.

It hit him flush on the toe, on the line of off stump, though obviously no-one knows how much it would have turned - if at all - so quite why people opine that that should be given out I don't know etc and so forth.

The government has said the equipment should be given out as soon as possible and no later than 31 March.

If Flower, who visited the match referee to remonstrate, thought it should be given out then he is entitled to seek an explanation.

Barackberrys should be given out at uber-influencer events such as TED, Davos and young exec confabs like the Summit Series.

"In areas where HIV is still lethally rampant, the Church should be giving out condoms.

They should be giving out balloons and baseball caps to the kids.

The government should be giving out leaflets in supermarkets to people below the poverty line telling them [how to do that]." But Smith, who also raised eyebrows when she told Radio 4's Today programme that she "didn't do" organic and loved freshly shelled peas flown in from Kenya, remained unrepentant that she was unqualified to talk about the politics of food.

I'll never forget what he said to me: "He may be one of the greatest violinists out there, but there are other measures of success in life and I don't count someone struggling through their third marriage as someone who should be giving out relationship advice".

In particular, it was emphasised that vitamin supplements should either be given out routinely by midwives and health visitors, or they should be widely available at places where women go regularly: for example, supermarkets, pharmacies, children's centres and GP practices.