Give me a little bit of context.

So now I will give you context.

To give a little bit of context on the matter.

I'll give you more!

Give me five more.

Give Karen more wine.

And just to give you a context, you're probably saying, Wait,

The more you give, the more you get.

The more you give, the more they want.

The more you give, the more they take.

Don't give any more information.

Give me 15 more seconds!

Shall I give you more?

Give love one more chance

Sorry we can't give more.

I'll give you more money.

So let me give you another example of how context shapes content.

Problems are considered in a more practical context.

Please give me some more coffee.

I'll give you one more example.

Doesn't give us any more trouble.

You've gotta give us more time!

Don't give any more information. (Laughter)

Sarah, should I give you more?

I'll give you one more chance.

Don't give it any more thought.

Give us boy. No more fight.

Give me some more light. There!

Can't you give me one more?

This is too little. Give me some more, some more.

Muhammad gives me more, he give all the world more

This necessity is more evident in the context of

You'll give her your life, so just give me one more week.

This context, combined with increasing social polarization, could give rise to chaos and violence.

So let me put that in perspective for you and give you some context.

To give you a little context to being 164 I want to go back.

Mr. Gatan (Philippines) I just wish to indicate our support for the British proposal, which, I think, will give more clarity than the words in the context of .

It's about an opportunity to be more and to give more.

I'll give you a chance, Dyle, which is more than you'd give me.

She'll give one more carpet to me.

I'd give you more if I could.

Please don't give me any more problems

Why don't you just give me more?

Please give us more information! He's crazy.

I'm going to give one more complication.