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Looking for sentences and phrases with the word givin'? Here are some examples.
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Examples from Classical Literature
| If you only knowed it, you're givin' your measure for a first-class, custom-made lickin', and I'm the artist to do the job. |
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| Wot's the use o' givin' a bloated corp'ration a nickel w'en a feller can mog along on his feets? |
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| An' one mornin' when I'd downed three or four, I noticed you kind of givin' me the once-over. |
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| And phat, would I be givin' her that jaw-crackin' name fur, when her name's Juanita? |
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| It's a raw deal you're givin' us, but I reckon you know yore own business, Wadley. |
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| The scripters, now,' sez I, 'doos say that arter death there ain't neither merryin' nor givin' in merrige. |
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| Jed, he mumbled some kind of foolishness about some things givin' him earache. |
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| Sure, av ye were a raal gentleman ye'd be givin' a fippenny-bit to the gossoon there, that sarved you. |
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| She's bamboozled that sap-headed county judge, Boompointer, into givin' it to her. |
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| It appears like I'm givin' all I've got for a handout at the kitchen door of the big company. |
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| You should ha' seen him Sundays, interruptin' the minister and givin' out 'ims. |
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| Much obliged to you, Mr. rowley, for givin' us first whack at it. |
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| They've besot the house, and are a givin' lip to frighten folks. |
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| If they wuz givin' commissions away you wouldn't be a brevet Corporal. |
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| One of our students enlisted to-day, and they're givin' him a send-off. |
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| Ain't I been givin' 'em up and givin' 'em up all my lifelong? |
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| They're givin' a farewell dinner dance for her, and skid is on the list. |
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