Sentence examples for would give over from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Birmingham he said that he would give over £4bn a year of Whitehall expenditure to city and county regions.

For those works not entirely from his own hand, Rubens would usually execute a small painted modello of the full composition, often in a limited range of colours, and sketches of individual figures that he would give over to his assistants to work up.

At first, I thought I would give over my personal profile to the public, but I wasn't sure exactly how to manage my online self.

After all, Blockhead could be programmed with a look-up tree that produces responses identical with the ones that you would give over the entire course of your life (given the same inputs).

A high-profile aid meeting in Tokyo for war-ravaged Afghanistan headed for success after donors said they would give over $3 billion to rebuild the country to ensure it never again became a breeding ground for terrorism.

Sample size was dictated by the availability of samples in trial patients, but conservative a priori sample size calculations based on obtaining samples for 235 patients (with 213 events) would give over 80% power to detect a hazard ratio of 0.6 for a marker with 50% prevalence at a 2-sided significance level of 1%.

In the mean time, until security was given that Caesar would perform his promises, that the consuls and Pompey would not give over their levies.

"Any high-net-worth or high-power individual wouldn't give over their most sensitive contacts to a stranger," King says.

GoT wouldn't give over its first poster over to a dead character, nor one who is alive but barely features.

Mink's voice was horrid — intimate with filth — as she described the things the girl could do if Mackinnon would only give over the milk.

The Supreme Court had to decide whether Richard Nixon would have to give over the tapes, and I was able to sit in on the case.