Sentence examples for bit of a gift from inspiring English sources

"It was a bit of a gift for me today," said Webber.

You want to give them a bit of a gift really".

When the try came, it was a bit of a gift.

Highlights: Having a big tune called Hang Me Up to Dry is a bit of a gift when looking for something to close a set at Glastonbury.

Rodgers conceded the penalty that got Liverpool back in front - awarded after Raheem Sterling went down under light contact from Marc Wilson - was a bit of a gift from the referee.

"To be able to brighten the day of a handful of people, at no personal cost to you, seems a bit of a gift in and of itself!" said C.Gadd of Bethlehem, Pa., who had the same idea.

At 393 dense pages of text, "The Gift of Thanks" is too much of a good thing, a bit more of a gift than you desire.

If the Resistance stage was a Christmas present, this lineup would be a bit of a re-gift.

Cutting-edge companies like Google and Facebook are attracted to Ireland, says Tim Mudie, the creative director and art director at McConnells who is collaiborating with Mr. Keogh on the campaign, because of qualities in the Irish like "a bit of the gift of gab," which is manifested in people who "question stuff and ask, 'Can it be better?' " Mr. Keogh joins in.

It's a little bit of an olive branch, a gift of trust.

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