Sentence examples for to gave from inspiring English sources
verb
To move, shift, provide something abstract or concrete to someone or something or somewhere. may take two objects
Lower ratios (i.e. excess TO) gave mixed sequence signal.
Each person I talked to gave me three other names, and all were dead ends.
Following that the country's president, Michael D Higgins, will have to gave his approval.
The exec he was pitching to gave him a confused look and scribbled a note to himself.
"A lot of people we spoke to gave us a bollocking for not voting in, because we all didn't vote," he added.
By F. Scott Fitzgerald The above is not my real name the fellow it belongs to gave me his permission to sign it to this story.
Diplomats in Tashkent I spoke to gave this shift a cautious welcome, keen to encourage improvements in what they also largely see as a bleak human rights landscape.
This is inexcusable, but this is the country to gave us Trackshittaz singing about what they'd like to do to your popo.
One day, Caicedo says he plunged into the water for "just a few minutes" but that was still enough to gave him a severe allergic skin reaction.
— 1920 The above is not my real name — the fellow it belongs to gave me his permission to sign it to this story.
In Glasgow, Celtic was left needing to score five goals to advance after slack defending from Cha Du-ri allowed Paulo Cesar to gave Braga a 4-0 aggregate lead in the 20th.
