It’s God given 

“It’s God given” is a phrase coined by Domingo Ayala, self proclaimed best baseball player in the world. Domingo Ayala himself is more than a man, but less then a god. Ayala runs the very successful Domingo beisbol academy. But it’s not just baseball, it’s God given beisbol.

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“Now it’s important when you hit home plate, to pay your respects. Because after all, it’s God given.” - Domingo Ayala

It’s God given by LosiebnivegdoGstI March 22, 2020

it's a given

A way of telling someone that ur going to do something, or agreeing with a comment they made.

Guy 1: Man, are u goin to watch the game on Saturday?
Guy 2: It's a given

Dewy: Man, I wouldn't mind being on top of that bench right now (where that hot chick is lieing down).
Nello: It's a given

it's a given by dewy September 1, 2008

any given sunday 

No matter what the oddsmakers say, on any given sunday any team can beat any other team. Coined by Bert Bell.

The Lions are 0-15, but next week, you know, any given sunday

any given sunday by Job 3:16 December 24, 2008

/give @s command_block 1 

gave one command block to steve.

steve:/give @s command_block 1
command block: hippity hoppity your slot is now my property.

/give @s command_block 1 by ISSDefinitions August 11, 2021

i have given suck 

Something from the shakespeare move. You say it to pronounce that you have failed

I have failed the test. I have given suck!

i have given suck by Sheeshily January 4, 2020

any given sunday 

Actually, the origination of that concept on any given Sunday belongs to my dad, Jack Lavelle, a well-known sports figure in New York in the 1950s and the chief scout for the New York Football Giants. It is documented in a book about the great Giants teams of those years by New York Times reporter Gerald Eskenazi. Ironically, perhaps, I remember as a kid meeting his great friend Bert Bell, the NFL Commissioner.

The teams are so evenly matched that on any given Sunday any team can win the ball game.

any given sunday by 50GreenDodge May 25, 2016

give s.th. a whirl

to taste/try out something

They give s.th. a whirl.
Jon gave this wine a whirl and she liked it.

give s.th. a whirl by mirrorhills June 20, 2008