Example sentences of "[noun sg] [vb mod] give you [det] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The following case study may give you some idea of what is involved . |
| 2 | Even if it is not , we hope this chapter will give you some ideas on what to expect and what to ask for . |
| 3 | People will back you 101pc now so any venture or enterprise you put into practice will give you all a chance to pull together to attain an aim . |
| 4 | The national coach will give you some sequences to practise and these usually illustrate some theme that he wants you to work on . |
| 5 | To help find the hazards the balloons and text over the page will give you some clues . |
| 6 | This drill will give you that extra confidence on those birdie opportunities . |
| 7 | Now and again life will give you this exact shape but 99% of the time it does n't and has to be reinvented . |
| 8 | Your heart will give you another thirty years of sound service . |
| 9 | Nevertheless , the table opposite will give you some idea of what to expect : for example , a man aged 30 investing just £25 a month could look forward to a cheque for £63,400 on his 65th birthday — with another £19,400 for his family if he died at the age of 80 . |
| 10 | Our menu list will give you some idea of how tasty and interesting a low-fat diet can be . |
| 11 | Merely to stand in such a position will give you some idea of the strain such a position exerts on the groin and accounts for the number of injuries Wasim has incurred in that region . |
| 12 | One look at the festival guidebook will give you some idea of the sheer breadth and scope of the event . |
| 13 | The drama school will give you some advice on when and where to write to , and how you organise your letters , but outside advice is very important in helping you to see yourself in perspective . |
| 14 | If you live in a house , one alarm fitted above the bottom of the staircase will give you some protection , but you can be better protected by fixing another alarm on the upstairs landing . |