Sentence examples for will really give from inspiring English sources

"The Olympics will really give them a boost," he said.

"Four weeks will really give him a chance to rest and recover," he added.

He added that the reversal "will really give us a kick in the pants.

It shouldn't take long to tell whether Iraq will really give inspectors a free hand, or will follow its invitation with limitations that render it meaningless.

We know that our customers really value low fuel prices and that having unleaded for 99.9p a litre will really give customers a boost over the festive period".

I think the Games will really give a great boost to golf and help it grow; there's now a wonderful opportunity to showcase the game and introduce it to countries not traditionally associated with it.

My friend Karen told me her mother admonished with the ever popular: "Stop crying or I'll really give you something to cry about".

It'll really give you reasons why you should start loving their music.

So will it really give Britain a level of healthcare enjoyed elsewhere in the developed world?

Come on, if I tell you they're eating grilled sea bass with rosemary and lemon, will you really give a flying one?

Then talks among the six countries involved including South Korea, Japan, China and Russia can turn to dismantling Yongbyon, and to North Korea's promised disarmament.But will North Korea really give up the estimated 50kg (110lbs) of separated plutonium (enough for at least 6-8 bombs) it is thought to have squirrelled away?