"Christmas gift" is a correct and suitable phrase for usage in written English.
You could use it when referring to a present received during the Christmas season. For example: "My aunt gave me a beautiful Christmas gift this year."
The Blossoms featured yet another Spector protege, Darlene Love, who featured heavily on his Christmas album, A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector.
The group continues today, having a Christmas Gift exchange just before Christmas.
While Kurstin, who used to play in a jazz band, took influences from A Charlie Brown Christmas by the Vince Guaraldi Trio and A Christmas Gift for You by Phil Spector as his inspirations, which resulted to the album's Wall of Sound resonance.
Ronnie Spector, one of the memorable voices on the very best Christmas pop record ever — that would be "A Christmas Gift for You From Phil Spector" — gives us a new five-song seasonal EP.
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Broncos 24-0 Raiders Manning's giving late Christmas gifts to all of his receivers.
£19.99; shop.wanderlust.co.uk Christmas gifts for travellers 11 show all Christmas gifts for travellers 1/11 In the bag In the bag Store travel essentials in stylish accessories made from the seat fabric of an Airbus A320.
It is a modest bonus that Mike Goforth, director of athletic training, who is a frequent contributor, says allows him to buy extra Christmas gifts for his children.
Observation was irregular at best, though in mercantile Boston, for example, shops had been advertising the ritual exchange of Christmas gifts since at least 1808.
It has noted news developments over the years like "Knitted Underwear: Clever Christmas Gifts for Convalescents" (1941), "South Pacific Bomb Tests Due to Include 360 Fabrics" (1954) and "Are Wigs a Sexual Threat?" (1970).
