The phrase "amazing present" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a gift that is particularly impressive or delightful.
Example: "For her birthday, I gave her an amazing present that she had been wanting for months."
Alternatives: "incredible gift" or "fantastic present".
And then the Giants won the Super Bowl that year, and suddenly, it was an amazing present".
For me it was like being a kid on Christmas and opening up an amazing present".
I think Harlem has the unique opportunity of blending a real interesting part of history, as well as, creating an amazing present and future.
Harris – who was Playboy Playmate of the Month in December 2009 – later responded on Twitter: "Hef and I are TRENDING on @twitter!!!! WOW!!!" before adding: "One of my amazing presents from @hughhefner Wyland is my favorite artist!".
She tells some remarkable and revealing stories about her father's art and life, noting that he rarely spoke about the poverty of his childhood: But on Christmas, while my mother was putting amazing presents under the tree for me and my sisters, he sometimes grew melancholy.
He begins with Wagner's wistfully tender "SIEGFRIED IDYLL," the most amazing birthday present of all time.
As national ideas go, it sounded good, but it was vague enough for Count Alexander Benkendorf, the chief of the secret police, to issue clarifying interpretive guidelines: "Russia's past was amazing, its present is more than marvelous, and as for the future, it is greater than anything the wildest imagination could picture; that is the point of view for examining and writing Russian history".
What an amazing Christmas present.
"I have to say, Holmes, who is wearing a suit, not a turtleneck, is doing an amazing job presenting this," Matthew Herper, of Forbes, live-blogged as the event was under way.
"There's going to be amazing companies presenting.
It's amazing how presenting your paper in a nutshell makes the real worth of your discovery shine.
