Sentence examples for somewhere that gives from inspiring English sources

It is somewhere that gives a lot of people a second chance, particularly mature students," he explains.

But there's a marketing memo circulating somewhere that gives the "no small-breasted women left behind" mandate.

Police officials with the help of some in the media are still trying to do damage control by dropping strong hints that there's more video footage somewhere that gives a more favorable police take on what happened.

Place the desktop on its side somewhere that gives you easy access.

They will either overcharge you or take you somewhere that gives them a commission.

Behind the clothes and the pomp and the affectations, it's still in there somewhere, and that gives me hope that the latest addition to the franchise, while not playing like its predecessors, might at least recapture some of their magic.

So so glad to have seen this - a top and class salsa - hope there will be a show somewhere on TV that gives Jastina their own series, could teach us dance moves, have dance world guests and delight us all with their own routines.

For it's the good works that you'll do somewhere down the line that gives us cause for celebration today.

Geraldine was attacked somewhere near the ceremonial structure that gives the novel its title, and the land thereabouts is a jigsaw puzzle of state, federal and tribal territories, each with different laws and different officials empowered to enforce them.

He chose to go somewhere that gave him the best opportunity and four more titles later the choice has been vindicated.

"The knowledge that I was returning to the place where our family's story started and going to somewhere that gave my father so much pleasure and pride".