Example sentences of "[conj] [det] [noun] give [pron] " in BNC.

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1 But what I hope what we hope of course is that some people give us a real good try .
2 But once you 've experienced the peace of mind that this insurance gives you , we 're confident you 'll want to continue with your valuable protection .
3 One officer who had also worked as a trade effluent inspector remarked on ‘ the variety and the flexibility and freedom that this job gives you as opposed to trade effluent control .
4 You do n't seem to realise the difficulties that confronted us when facing the problems that this site gave us . ’
5 In that too , they were alike : both of them had thoughts and feelings that few people gave them credit for or even suspected .
6 My sister and me are very close , so this woman gave me a giro to go to my sister 's — they took me to the station and put me on the train .
7 However , other chip makers , in producing work-alike processors , decided that more speed gave them a selling point over Intels , and thus 20 and 25MHz 286 chips became common , as did 25 , 33 , and 40MHz 386 units .
8 Jackie is , I suspect , a far more complex personality than most people give him credit for .
9 We knew he 'd taken a survival kit and space blanket on his trip , and that knowledge gave us hope .
10 and some lecturers give you a set of references
11 In each of the participating hospitals , Ethical Committee permission was obtained for the study and all patients gave their informed consent .
12 He might take the odd class in Geography at a pinch , but he had never given the subject any particular prominence in the school , and most boys gave it up after two years .
13 But this incident gave me an insight into Dana 's mind .
14 ‘ It 's been so long I 've forgotten what 's it like , but this game gives me the chance to change that .
15 But a defiant Wilkinson said : ‘ We have had a few days of mourning after the European Cup defeat , but this match gives us another route back into Europe and we know how important it is to stay on it . ’
16 There have been tired legs recently but this win gives us some breathing space . ’
17 In principle it is extremely desirable , not only because of the basic ‘ otherness ’ of foreign poetry , but because such knowledge gives one a better sense of what English poetry can and can not do .
18 ( c ) We moved " recent critical appraisal " after our analysis of powers of description and humour because these sections give our own critical appraisal ; now , by the time we outline other people 's opinions we have something to compare them with , and can therefore do something more interesting than just repeat them .
19 It was a warm , sunny june day in Fontanellato and I was riding out into the country on my bicycle when another cyclist gave me the news .
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