They also have the occasional project to give away.
Because when you give a referral, you give away a piece of your reputation.
Just move away and I need a place to give away my sneeze first.
You see, when we give away accountability we create a state of helplessness.
We have invited a famous actor to give away the prizes.
Before I give away the answer, let's look at how things churn.
Also like Mr Obama, he proposes a cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gases, but he would give away the permits, not auction them.
Of course, many people allow themselves to be influenced, and even manipulated, by others, but this is itself a choice to give away autonomy to some extent.
The squad leader hears the message through a receiver inside his helmet that conducts sounds through the bones of his head -- no one but he can hear the voice, so communications won't give away his position.
A professionally managed sovereign-wealth fund will replace the current slush-fund that was used by the government to give away more than $10 billion in the run-up to the election.
The settings in the film give away a nostalgic feeling: a boxing gym that smacks of the 1920s, and Charlie’s truck looks like something out of a 1940s film.
