Example sentences of "[noun] give [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | This meant that in order to have a measure of subjective risk for a situation it was necessary to have subjects give ratings in each case . |
2 | Should preference be given to producing a smooth text with typical but semantically less precise conjunctions , or should the translator give priority to ‘ meaning ’ by opting for an equally varied array of conjunctions with precise meanings ? |
3 | DOES THE STATUTE GIVE RISE TO AN ACTION FOR DAMAGES ? |
4 | Marie felt her legs give way beneath her , she sat down on the edge of the pavement , feet in the gutter , doubled-up , sick and winded as if someone had punched her in the stomach . |
5 | She felt her legs give way , her body collapsing to the floor . |
6 | Meredith felt her legs give way , and lost her balance , but Lucenzo snaked out a hand and caught her expertly , firmly pushing her against the hatch and holding her there while she regained her equilibrium . |
7 | A Mattel Kriss-Kross mountain bike with stabilisers had caught his neck , when he looked up , and brought him to the ground yet it was the red and yellow tractor which applied the pressure that made his neck give way with an awful crack . |
8 | Will the Department give priority to the development of those roads in future planning ? |
9 | She saw Garry give Benny a large hammer . |
10 | The general sense of dog would of course give rise to anomaly in 26 , because of the rule of maximisation . |
11 | It will be argued subsequently that the present forms of science and technology will in any case give rise to structural unemployment . |
12 | If the force is to be linked with the Regular Army , legislation must come before the House to make employers give leave of absence . |
13 | Though should such attitudes give rise to negative responses in others , they may then be challenged and with adult maturity undergo some real and positive modification . |
14 | The press agent succeeded by having Rockefeller give money to charity . |
15 | The obvious question to ask would be : why do mice give birth to mice and elephants to elephants ? |
16 | At the skilled end , people who have more experience , he 's done a lot to help erm companies give shares to their employees and companies that are prepared to be innovative erm there 's quite a lot in this erm for them . |
17 | His Lordship must needs give consent . |
18 | Was Mario Ángel already born then , or did Rosalli give birth to him afterwards ? ’ |
19 | On what basis should the Vendors give warranties : |
20 | Do you , do you happen to know , will this service give benefit advice as well , because the , the budget which introduced a , an allowance of a kind for , for child care , is actually quite complicated , and , and it 's kind of er , an amount of income which can be disallowed before Family Credits are calculated and it , it , it involves a new kind of benefits trap as well , and I can see people needing quite a lot of advice about how to get it , and , and when not to get it and so on . |
21 | She could not stand the thought of having a she-cat which would one day give birth to a large litter in her nice clean home and she did not wait to find out whether or not she-cats could be neutered . |
22 | So easily , Creggan , may an eagle give way to weakness . |
23 | A JUDGE 'S refusal to let undercover police officers give evidence behind a screen at the trial of 19 Manchester United fans was upheld in the High Court yesterday . |
24 | There was no foothold and Maggie gave a cry of fear as she too felt the ground give way beneath them as they slid over the edge towards the lake . |
25 | And what image did the media give Tanzanians of their country as a cultural entity ? |
26 | ( The fact that no answer can be given to those questions poses a more serious one : ‘ Did the tribunal give reasons for its decision ? ’ ) |
27 | Will France give oversight of its fiscal policy to Germany ? |
28 | So despite the threats why did Mr Allen give evidence ? |
29 | So despite the threats why did Mr Allen give evidence ? |
30 | Every one of her senses sharpened to its utmost Gina entered a world as unreal and beautiful as Tivoli itself , mindlessly letting conscious thought give way to pure sensation , as his voice caressed her ears with words which could only be endearments , husky and broken . |