Sentence examples for started to give place from inspiring English sources
Since the eighteenth century onwards, the Christian/mystical explanations to geographic distribution of human groups started to give place to more rational, objective, and systematic approaches.
Life can be difficult in the desert camp so a project has been started to give children a safe place to play with each other.
Then we can start to give from a place of strength and wholeness.
Then again, if you still haven't found what you're looking for, it must be a good start to give up searching in the wrong places.
When a tragedy like this happens, it can be the starting place to give it reason and relevance.
A place to start is to give high-performing nonprofits the flexible funding they need to be resilient and to truly achieve meaningful results.
It provides an occasion to start a conversation, to give you a place to respond to what's written and post your own news about what you think is most important in terms of architecture and the built environment.
Prior to the start of the World Cup, L'Équipe claimed that Gourcuff had lost the faith of France's senior players, who were said to have called on Raymond Domenech to give his place in the starting XI to Abou Diaby.
Of course, if your e-reader is an iPad the given place to start would be Apple's own Books app–– it came pre-installed anyway.
When Mr Rösler recently proposed to revive the Neuer Markt to give start-ups a place to list in Germany, even the Berliner Zeitung, the leading local daily, thought this was a bad idea.Given all these differences, it is hard to handicap the two ecosystems.
