Sentence examples for will be given a place from inspiring English sources

Robson said she had not heard yet about whether she would be given a wildcard into Wimbledon but it seems certain she will be given a place.

But like last year, 7.5% did not receive an offer from any of their preferences and will be given a place at an alternative school.

A mother of two from Lincolnshire will be given a place in the cultural history of Britain when, on Monday morning, she is lifted on to the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.

The move to ensure Corbyn will be given a place on the ballot paper in the event of a leadership challenge comes as Labour MPs hoping to oust him sharpen their knives.

He says it is "essential that there is a left, anti-austerity candidate in the leadership election" and having just about scraped enough nominations to enter the ballot, Mr Corbyn will be given a place at each of the leadership hustings and in doing so has already achieved his aim.

When customers start dialing in at 10 a.m., Eastern time, on Oct. 15 for one of the 99 cars -- all violet-hued convertibles -- they'll be given a place in line.

Hopefully, you'll be given a place in a yard.

Maldonado, 27, will be given a 10-place grid penalty at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix for two separate penalties in Belgium last weekend.

Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Safir also announced yesterday the creation of a "Safe Corridors, Safe Haven" program, in which cabdrivers will be given a list of places where they can find waiting officers if they are being robbed or are otherwise in trouble.

Apps that get the Verified designation will be given a special badge to place on the application, designation on the application directory, plus a few other bonuses like advertising credits and easier rules on how many notifications, emails and invitations they can send out to users.

"When we found so many, it was like, boom, bingo!" The plant will be given a formal name after DNA analysis has placed it in the waterlily family tree.