give

• give up

  give up.

• give rise

  The latter form of interference may give rise to liability in nuisance.

• i give

• should give

  It should give yeah, I just need country yeah.

• i can give

• just give

  ‘Now, if you would just give me room.’

• also give

  The meeting will also give us an opportunity to discuss future initiatives in drug testing and the implications for governing bodies.

• give way

  No, I will not give way again.

• likely to give

  and they're more likely to give more money to us

• need to give

  Do you want me to, have you got everything that you need to give me?

• go to give

• give evidence

  Does my right hon. Friend agree that the essence of this matter is that, if one makes a claim, one should be able to give evidence in support of it?

• gonna give

  So she's not gonna give me the book?

• give some idea

  Error bars show one standard deviation to give some idea of the variability among the six films.

• able to give

  His assailants were aged 30 to 35, but the victim has been unable to give police any further description.

• only give

  They'll only give you three months of Sky programmes.

• give the impression

  References to his synthesis sometimes give the impression that he achieved a complete fusion of Aristotelian with Christian doctrine, as if the two were rendered fully compatible.

• give away

  We've got 100 bottles, worth £1.99 each, to give away to Hairflair readers.

• give credit

  No one is legally obliged to give credit if they don't want to.

• order to give

  In order to give you some idea of the boundaries of the propositions these are numbered in the extract given above.