Examples of 'gives you something' in a sentence
Meaning of "gives you something"
gives you something: Refers to the act of providing or offering something to someone
How to use "gives you something" in a sentence
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gives you something
Gives you something to talk to them about.
But your mercy gives you something.
It gives you something to put your fears on.
Every mobile app gives you something.
It gives you something to do with your hands.
Every session gives you something.
It gives you something tangible to work with.
Hopefully this video gives you something to think about.
Gives you something to do during the winter.
Every island gives you something different.
Gives you something to look forward to.
Having expectations gives you something to look forward to.
Gives you something to worry about.
Planning a holiday gives you something to look forward to.
Gives you something to work for.
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Monetization gives you something exclusive.
Gives you something for your eyes to look at again.
Everything gives you something.
It gives you something most people do not have.
Each time your editor gives you something to work on.
It gives you something to do while you wait.
I like a teacher who gives you something to take home.
It gives you something to think about.
But talking only rarely gives you something new.
It just gives you something to hold onto.
You should say thank you if someone gives you something.
Each hammer gives you something different.
Reciprocity is the feeling of obligation you feel when someone gives you something.
My wife it gives you something to think about.
When your mom says quit crying before she gives you something to cry about.
This gives you something to build upon.
I hope your new marriage gives you something to live for.
This gives you something to chew on.
Monitoring them with a teeth chart gives you something to remember it by.
A book gives you something to do with them.
Sing him the serenade until he gives you something to eat.
The bone gives you something to hold on to.
Including a target is important because it gives you something to measure against.
That gives you something in common.
Monitoring them with a teeth chart gives you something to keep in mind it by.
It gives you something to discuss at the first meeting.
Ten years of farming gives you something worth fighting for.
Gives you something to go for.
At least gives you something.
Gives you something alive in all this steel and glass.
Ten years a farmer gives you something worth fighting for.
Gives you something to do.
This offers a distraction and gives you something to look forward to.
It gives you something and it takes something away.
It costs you nothing and gives you something very positive back.
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Just thinking on it gives me a way down shiver
That gives me a better excuse to leave earlier
The man just gives and gives
