Witty--but I can give him a night's rest in spite of his teeth.
It's a mystery we can give no account of; but no more we can of the sprouting o' the seed, for that matter.
I didn't mean to be disrespectful, and I spoke as polite as I could; but I can give in to no man, if he wants to make it out as I'm trying to overreach him.
I can give her a position which you may call Al out of the Peerage.
I can give you as good a position as any man without a title in England.
Nothing but your promise of not seeing me here in my deplorable bondage, can give me the least ray of hope.
I can give, said I, a very good one: but I beg to be excused.
I can give up my title to that blessed hope which will stand me in stead, at a time when millions of gold will not purchase one happy moment of reflection on a past misspent life!
Just ask," I resumed eagerly, "whether the gentleman will allow us to take down in writing the particulars that he can give me.
Sir," replied she, "I can give you no other account than I have done already.
This is all the account that we can give you, in obedience to your commands.
No novel, however realistic, however prolix in its descriptions, can give us more than the barest outlines of the course of life followed by the personages it attempts to portray.
It has made the individual what he is, and it is the medium in which he can give expression to the nature which he now possesses.
But it can give us little indication of what it is possible for man, with such an endowment, and in such an environment as makes his setting, to become.
I can give you a couple of sovereigns, if that's what it is.
He is no longer mine, and you may ask me freely for aid, if there be any that I can give you.
If papa treats me badly, I can give it to my husband.
But, so far as I am concerned, I do not think we can giveup the things that are vital to our national strength.
And what's more we can give it back and we will give it back--with compound interest.
And if we will work together this year, I believe we can give a future President and a future Congress the chance to make that prosperity, that peace, that freedom not just the state of our Union but the state of our world.
Any information which Mr. Wilder or I can give you is, of course, at your disposal.
That is the best advice which I can give you, Mr. Hilton Cubitt.
A thousand years are but as yesterday to Him, and I can give you no notion as to how many hundred thousand years it took to do all this; or what productions covered the face of the country.
But I have seen the letter which Major Buckley received enclosing it, and I can give it you word for word.
I can give you no comfort for the loss of such a man, save it be to say that you and I may hope to meet him again, and learn new lessons from him, in a better place than this.
It is true; I can give you an account of the matter, for I was upon the spot at the instant, and was thoroughly acquainted with the whole affair.
When once God is angry with a people, he can deal with them, he can give them up to those lusts in judgment, that they will not be separated from by mercy.
A sound Christian is not afraid to be examined, and sifted to the bottom, for he can give reason of the hope that is in him.
On your return, you shall have every explanation that I can give; and you shall see for yourself that you need feel no uneasiness on the subject of your aunt.
Is there anything Jack may have said to you about me, which seems to require an explanation--if I can give it?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "can give" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
