Sentence examples for were give from inspiring English sources
verb
To move, shift, provide something abstract or concrete to someone or something or somewhere. may take two objects
Instead, they were give a huge variety of artistic and worldly challenges with workshops most musicians would struggle to have in a lifetime.
I thought that museums were, give or take, liberal institutions and, even though it rubs them the wrong way, they would not hold it against me.
All three were give an assignment on Discovery to determine which would be awarded the creative duties on the company's account, with billings estimated at $30 million.
I suppose that certain constraints — the physical realm defined, as it were — give me a sense of concreteness, of dimension in space and historical, personal time.
Last year, schoolchildren in Wakayama prefecture, the home of the Japanese whaling industry, were give deep-fried whale meat in their school lunches, and there are plans to extend the school meals programme to other areas.
We were give no reasoning at all and we were like, hang on, why now?" The school had reclassified Vicky and 11 other pupils as "guest students" – a classification usually applied to external candidates who merely use a school as an exam venue.
