Sentence examples for to be given over from inspiring English sources

Further detail has still to be given over some discretionary payments.

In the hectic student calendar at Warwick University, week nine used to be given over to Rise Against Racism week.

The Times, speaking for the conquered city, noted, "The spring seems to be given over to Laurence Olivier".

And he kept writing like a maniac, as though his resurrected life were to be given over entirely to poetry.

The process raised many questions about what this community – and many other volunteer-run projects – stands to lose if the land were to be given over to development.

Half the premises in these towns seem to be given over to raising money for Alzheimer's sufferers and half the suburbs given over to homes for them.

The study, presented on Monday at a meeting of the American Thoracic Society in Philadelphia, found that children suffering from respiratory infections — which often lead to asthma — are simply more likely to be given over-the-counter pain relievers.

Charles A. Fracchia, president of the San Francisco Historical Society, said it was "ironic" that Hearst appeared to be giving over the Chronicle building to tech firms.

Eventually, it will be given over to housing.

The Senate floor will be given over to immigration legislation at least until the July 4 recess.

Prime time will be given over to two quiz shows and a talent contest.