Sentence examples for being a gift from inspiring English sources

As for being a gift?

Rather than being a "gift to our enemies", as the Daily Mail would have it, the Human Rights Act is actually the opposite.

"You will never hear me buy into any of this new age nonsense about my illness being a gift," she says.

One developer told Wilson he could buy the first property on a new-build site at £207,000, so long as it went down in the Land Registry as £239,000 (the difference being a "gift" from the builder).

So many talented musicians, from Aretha Franklin have described their ability as being "a gift from God" (although Joni Mitchell said her own "gift for music was borne out of tragedy and loss").

Sales pitch aside, there is a scientific basis for the notion that memory is something that can be improved with exercise, like physical fitness, rather than being a gift inherited at birth.

Columbia is a gift.

I was a gift.

"It was a gift.

He was a gift".

"It's a gift".