gave more time|give more time in English

provided additional time, provided a reprieve, gave a deferral or postponement

Use "gave more time|give more time" in a sentence

1. Then I'll give you more time for the schedule.

2. She gave up work to devote more time to her children.

3. You give them more money; they repay you that over a time.

4. More every time.

5. OK, one more time -- I'm just going to give you a little help.

6. Just one more time.

7. Each time, the producers used a cast change to give themselves a more multifaceted character.

8. It enabled students to devote more time to their studies, or to be more accurate(Sentencedict.com), more time to relaxation.

9. ● Allow more time for sleep.

10. More and more distractions increasingly compete for our time.

11. You give our position one more time, I'll bleed you, real quiet, and leave you here.

12. Counteroffers are usually nothing more than stall devices to give your employer time to replace you

13. As time went on, I felt more and more depressed.

14. No more six-month time lag!

15. Please be more careful next time.

16. The delay time is more accurately expressed as the dialing time.

17. What adjustments did one couple make in order to give more time and attention to the ministry?

18. We can't waste any more time.

19. In the year 1930, a leading economist predicted that technological advancements would give workers more leisure time.

20. Time to respond The more time a producer has to respond to price changes the more elastic the supply.

21. As time went on, her visits became more and more infrequent.

22. Flame photometry is much more time consuming.

23. I'm gonna ask you one more time.

24. 1 Please be more careful next time.

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