Sentence examples for common gift from inspiring English sources
(American beer, accessible only on base, is a wildly popular and common gift to Japanese hosts).
Not a common gift item either, Mr. Justin said, adding, "Be a tough deal to wrap".
There was a time in the mid-1990's when the Flying Thing was the most common gift on the children's party circuit.
While shopping online, I asked seven retailers who sold items in common gift categories (toys, books and clothing) to wrap my orders for me at prices that ranged from zero to $5 per item.
(Chinen) ERIC McPHERSON AND NASHEET WAITS (Tomorrow) Two of jazz's most engagingly expressive younger drummers, united by a common gift for slippery propulsion, join the saxophonist Abraham Burton in an experimental exchange.
She added, "Gold itself is the most common gift given during weddings, and it is customary for the bride to wear pure gold as part of the formal wedding ceremony".
Sets known as "wedding knives," consisting of a pair of knives in a sheath, were common gifts from bridegrooms to their brides.
They lacked the dramatic potential of a confrontation between a president and a chief justice, two Harvard Law School-trained avatars of a generation, defined at least until now by their differences rather than by their common gifts of intellect and ambition.
He could sing, dance and act, and beyond those fairly common gifts, when you add the distinctive voice, faultless instinct for wording, genius wit, hilarious physical movement, rich supply of expressions and physical "takes" — and the list goes on — it arguably adds up to the most supremely gifted comedian of our time.
Regional specialty foods – such as West Lake lotus root starch, Ningxia goji berries, and Xinjiang jujube dates ― are among the most common gifts in China.
