Example sentences of "give their [num ord] " in BNC.

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1 Which reminds me that the Jocks — I mean the real guardsmen who arrived from England this morning to make up the complement , not you phoney chaps , are going to be given their first lesson this afternoon .
2 In 1979 , British voters were given their first opportunity to elect representatives .
3 Two movements of the Mass in C minor were also given their first hearing in Salzburg cathedral , probably with Constanze singing the soprano part .
4 At these concerts many of Bach 's symphonies , concertos , cantatas , chamber works , and keyboard sonatas were given their first performances .
5 These were given their first test run and enthused about by the audiences for Wuthering Heights a very worthwhile investment .
6 The instruments are made of old oil drums , and after months of practice , they 've given their first concert .
7 Worrell had achieved any captain 's dream of knowing that his players would give their last drop of sweat just for him .
8 The great majority of voters give their first vote either to the CDU/CSU or to the SPD in much the same way as most British voters give their only vote to the Conservatives or Labour : that is where their basic loyalty lies .
9 After Schmidt 's fall , the SDP chose a moderate candidate , Hans-Jochen Vogel , for Chancellor , but the party was very divided , Vogel was uninspiring , and Kohl was so confident of CDU success that he even advised electors to give their second votes to FDP candidates .
10 Supporters in the west were asked to give their first preference to Harry West and their second to John Taylor ; those in the east , vice versa .
11 Mr Maginnis 's 12 years as a councillor ended when he advised voters to give their first preferences to his two party colleagues .
12 Subjects generally found the judgment tasks relatively easy to perform and were able to give their first rating immediately upon hearing the tone in almost all cases .
13 That day the Brigade gave their first public display , and these events , with the rescue from a burning building as the highlight , were to continue into the 1930s .
14 It was no comfort to the church that many of the king 's judges were themselves clerics , for in Edward 's reign they clearly gave their first loyalty to the king who was employing them ; they seem seldom to have challenged his interests .
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