Sentence examples for chance gift from inspiring English sources
"chance gift" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a gift that you received unexpectedly or without prior warning, such as a surprise present. For example, "My friend gave me a chance gift on my birthday and it was a fantastic surprise!"
In the documentary, Nichols also explains how a chance gift from his brother – of the Sounds of Silence album by Simon and Garfunkel – led him to use those songs as the soundtrack for The Graduate.
The streaming music sight will also allow its users the chance to gift stations to friends on Facebook and other Pandora users.
Mr. Burroughs submitted "Last Chance" with gift-wrapped red sticks of dynamite faced with a clock reading "You have 10 minutes to decide what really matters".
Chance is a gift of the moment, if that exists, but it's an exception.
Losing tickets can be mailed in for a chance to win gift certificates, signed jerseys, season tickets and other items from the Cowboys.
Shiff said other competitors would have a chance to win gift certificates for dining at area restaurants or admission to sporting events, a staple of most miniature golf tournaments.
In this way, the trumpet is a kind of synecdoche for Chance's ramplike gift: in the course of a verse, a song, or, here, the ecstatic whole of an album, he always seems to be stretching toward something new, something else.
But given the chance (and a gift certificate from you) they'll print giant versions of their favorite shots and be glad they did it.
Give everyone a chance at a gift of money by tucking lottery tickets into holiday cards.
Can't the parents have a chance to buy gifts as she once did?
Birthdays allow people in most cultures a chance to receive gifts on their own special day once a year.
