Examples of 'give' in a sentence
Meaning of "give"
Give, as a verb, means to freely transfer the possession of something to someone
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- To move, shift, provide something abstract or concrete to someone or something or somewhere.
- To transfer one's possession or holding of (something) to (someone).
- To make a present or gift of.
- To pledge.
How to use "give" in a sentence
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I can not give you points on that.
Give us some smoked thomas and sausages.
They did not give you the option.
Give them back to the delivery guy.
They did not give you an option to buy.
Give rise to individual rights of the investor.
I think it will give you more time.
You give them a grocery gift card.
I would be happy to give you twerk lessons.
But give me just one chance to repent.
I know it is a lot to give up your life for me.
Let me give you a quick little orientation.
Ricotta does not give her the trots.
Just give me a couple minutes to catch my breath.
If you could just give me two minutes.
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I would give anything to be normal like you.
Maybe she just came to give me a message.
At least give us the benefit of the doubt.
We are not just gonna give up on him now.
None to give your majesty any satisfaction.
I told her not to give up that easy.
Give us a statement and we will release you.
I came to give you your poem back.
Give him a little sneak peek there.
Then let me give you some money.
Give it to me and ask for the bill.
You can not give in to him on this.
Give children time to prepare for change.
We were going to give one employee a week at the spa.
Give him my regards when he gets home.
Maybe they can give me an administrative job.
Give me other microt with this miserably.
You can not give in to the fear.
So give me a call when you get this.
If you will just give me one chance to.
Just give me five minutes for my article.
Eat you alive if give them a chance.
I will give you a receipt in the morning.
The eyes always give you away.
It would give its reaction at a later date.
And you will have to give evidence.
I can never give up my dream to have a child.
But you are just gonna have to give it up.
They will give him a crown in heaven.
We thought if we was gonna die we might as well give it a go.
We can not give up the threat of going to prison.
This unit is guaranteed to give maximum protection.
We will give you a proper tour tomorrow.
He sent me back here to give you a message.
They will give her a general anaesthetic.
