give away

On the next day, though it was raining heavily, another member walked into the church and gave away his three year saving.

He gave away part of his income to his needy friends.

He had his will drawn up; he bought two adjoining plots in a cemetery, one for himself and one for Marjorie; he gave away family heirlooms.

He gave away so much to the poor that he was always poor himself.

Fred's thought reminded me of the ancient Greeks - they measured a person's wealth not by how much he owned but by how much he gave away.

He gave away so much to the poor people, but he himself was always poor.

His eyes, blue as the summer sky, gave away his fierce devotion to his friends, even when he tried to feign nonchalance.

In fact, I gave away the newspaper to him after I finished it as he said he might need it for his writing class.

After a few hours he was released when he gave away his email and blog passwords.

He gave away a part of his income to his needy friends.

If you had 5 dollars and gave away one quarter, and another quarter, and then still mother quarter, how much would you have left?

Instead, he says, the company gave away one of its own Ipaq mobile devices (although it did leave HP chocolates on delegates' pillows).

With the truth before him, he had to admit he gave away company information.

He gave away all his modern possessions and returned to nature.

We are prepared to gave away a Little to them on minor issues , but we will never comprise with them on major question of principle.

He gave away most of his fortune to the poor.

He gave away the money that he saved_to the homeless man .

He gave away some clothes to the poor in his village.

He gave away most of his money to the poor villagers.

Then, one day, while he was out job hunting, his young wife gave away all their possessions and went home to her parents.

He gave away his money to the children.

They weren't the only ones who made mistakes. I remember the umpire gave away the right to serve of net-fault you made.

He gave away all his money to the poor children.

eg: He had few months to live, therefore he gave away all his money to charities.

The railing on which he was leaning gave away and he fell from the cliff.

Sekiya and love into a lengthy period, Joe gave away the child after Sekiya and lengthy relationship more intimate.

They found that people who ranked themselves at the bottom of the ladder gave away 44% more credits than those at the top.

He gave away most of his money to the poor.

The politician gave away his best chance to the promotion when he foolishly said the wrong thing.

Immediately, my impatience gave away to a wave of pity for her.

What we found, consistent with all our past research, was that the more money people gave away, the happier they felt.

He gave away all his money to the poor.

He didn't buy any presents. Instead, he gave away all the money to Hope Project.

Before my fall in the Great War with the gods, I gave away the last weapons of my mandate.

He gave away all his books before death.

Finally my nerves gave away and I turned and bolted, through the unfamiliar plantation, tangled vines and rustling leafage.

The old woman gave away all her books to the children in the village school.

He gave away his books to a circulating library.

The dam gave away. It was not strong enough to hold the flood waters.

He gave away the secret through carelessness.

He gave away all his pictures.

It is a shadow commonplace that Roosevelt was "outsmarted" at the later conference in Yalta and gave away too much to Stalin.

He gave away the chance of going abroad because of his sick wife.

He gave away his books to a local library.

He gave away immense amounts of money to charity.

I read the book before I saw the film, so I already knew what was gonna happen the book had gave away the ending .

I was slowly whittling away at my possessions, then took a huge leap when we sold or gave away almost everything and moved to San Francisco.

The peasants gave away more of their money on such a religious holiday as this.

In an unguarded moment, he gave away most important secrets.

He gave away his books to a library.

Now I think I gave away what the test is all about.

He gave away the plan of attack to the Germans.

He gave away most of his money to charity.

She quarreled with Tom because he gave away her secret.

The woman gave away state secrets to the enemy.

She gave away the books to the children.

He is the only philanthropist I can think of who gave away His fortune with absolutely no strings binding its use.

Mrs. Roberts gave away loaves of bread and cakes that she baked to folk who she knew were particularly needy.

Miss Diana gave away all her castoffs to the little girls in the orphan asylum.

Large numbers of unescorted ships, their lights on and their crews freely chatting over the radio, gave away their positions.

Carl had watched as Arnoldus gave away the precious bulbs to feed his neighbors, and he suspected that there were more hidden away.

She gave away state secrets to the enemy.

He gave away some money to the poor.

Let us also gather up power that our ancestors gave away in times past to all others and intend to release all karma associated.

True to the tradition of the American millionaires, Edsel and Henry Ford II gave away half their fortune.

Her eyes gave away her true feelings.

The author gave away some of his books to the Beijing Library.

Then we went back to my publisher's stall, and gave away copies of the book to passersby.

He gave away his fortune to charity.

The president of the university came to the ceremony and gave away the prizes.

It gave away the foreign language teaching in the important and often overlooked as a factor.

You just gave away potent magical assets for fraction of their value! You lost thousands of gold on that sale!

The little boy gave away his hiding place when he coughed.

Well, we meant to give a delightful surprise. But just now I made a slip of the tongue and gave away our secret.

We gave away at least seven Book of Mormons.

You just gave away potent magical assets for a fraction of their value!

On Christmas Day, New Century Department Store gave away a small box of chocolate to every customer who shopped there.

Likewise, most gas stations in Thailand at one time gave away free towels as a bonus when a customer filled his car's gas tank.

i gave away all my old clothes to the poor children.

For my father, who saved or gave away so much of his modest income, the ultimate pejorative was "big spender. "

He only gave away a small part of his fortune.

He gave away his last chance to get the position.

The government gave away millions of acres of land to poor but hard-working Americans, handing them a stake in a developing nation.

"It's a game the Chinese gave away, " he said.

The old man gave away all his books to our school library.

What! You gave away that gold watch to someone you don't know!

She gave away all her money to the poor.

The Guardian even gave away free wallcharts of "humanity's long lost ancestor. "

I think I already gave away the benefits of mind mapping and why mind maps work.

I gave away my collection of stamps to the little boy.

I gave away my collection of stamps to the little boy.

Lily gave away her favorite toy to her cousin.

The headmaster gave away the prizes at the sports meeting.

The principal gave away the prizes at the sports meeting.

She cashed in the CDs, she gave away the stocks and their certificates.

The headmaster gave away medals to the winners at the sports meet.

Desdemona. You may, indeed, say so; For 'twas that hand that gave away my heart.

Lee gave away: "American West is a masculine world, only men and animals, all the western movies never to go to the soft side. "

Santas at Montgomery Ward stores gave away 2. 4 million copies of a booklet entitled "Rudolf the Red-Nose Reindeer. "

You gave away what you never really had.

The sisters gave away hundreds of the things for free.

They foolishly gave away their most precious things.

I gave away a block of cheddar cheese with crumbled bacon in it.

Wu Yu's instinct gave away his smartness and confidence in himself.

Not that I gave away any secrets or exposed Hanna.

The old teacher gave away all his books to the school.

She gave away secrets [5si: krit] to her friend.

The mayor gave away the prizes at the sports meet.

In any case, I gave away a few copies of Tcl to early adopters in 1989.

The rich man gave away most of his money to charity.

The radio station gave away free tickets last night.

My educated dad gave a lot by the way of time and knowledge, but almost never gave away money.

The president gave away prizes at the school sports.

Wolves - They gave away their best player for draft picks, but they will be better this year.

She gave away all her books.

In a kind of spiritual trance, she yielded, she gave away, and all was dark.

They gave away their last chance of winning the match.

Rachel: Oh. I'm so sorry. I just gave away the ending.

Amazing they ungreatful after all the game I gave away.

That remark gave away his real feelings.

Jackson gave away his daughter.

By late 2008 many Asian investors gave away a substantial proportion of the profits they made in those five to seven years.

The headmaster gave away the prizes at the school sports day.

I gave away over $10, 000 worth of my personal belongings.

The branch gave away under his weight.

EXAMPLE: After getting a big raise in my salary, I gave away my cruddy old bicycle and bought a new motorbike.

The roof gave away under the weight of the snow.

I gave away all my dresses.

The mayor gave away the prizes at the school sports day.

I gave away my heart and it hurts so badly when I realize something is wrong.

The mayor gave away the prizes at the school sports.

I gave away 1000 Yuan for my best friend's wedding.

The average number of credits people gave away was 4. 1.

The mayor gave away the prizes on the school sports day.

I gave away this gift to Tom.

At the same time as closing down, selling off and merging SOEs, the government virtually gave away the housing stock attached to them.

That summer I gave away about 12 PCs which all had Ubuntu (or an Ubuntu derivative such as Mint) on them.

The charity organization gave away almost as much last year.

But she said you gave away what you never really had

For example, the Standard Oil Company gave away kerosene lamps in order to sell oil to the Chinese.

when Della reached home her excitement gave away a little to prudence and reason

you gave away the precious love that we had to somebody else

I gave away everything to you

But you gave away the things you loved

WHY WE GAVE AWAY OUR HOME

One you gave away will be