Sentence examples for congratulatory gift from inspiring English sources

When Heaney published this outstanding poem, Ted Hughes sent him an otter pelt as a congratulatory gift.

Walking into a conference room, her eyebrows shot up at the site of an elaborate spray of flowers, a congratulatory gift from a supporter.

Muhly went from table to table, showing off a congratulatory gift from his mother: a life-size, lifelike model of a crow, paired with a candle in the shape of a pinecone.

WHEN I MET Greenberg in his office at the ballpark one afternoon in late August, he navigated his way through a thicket of congratulatory gift baskets and Champagne bottles and fished out a large framed photograph.

Stoles can be embroidered to include the name of a fraternity/sorority, student organization/club, sports team, or with "Class of 2014". Often stoles are given to the organization's seniors as a congratulatory gift.

With the support of Australian organisation Send Hope Not Flowers, which asks people to make donations as a congratulatory gift to a new parent, Kirby's team distributes "baby bundles" to mothers, containing necessary items for both the mother and child which would otherwise be unaffordable.

This year, companies providing "congratulatory" gifts to nominees or stocking hotel suites with so-called free products (called "swag") such as shoes, bags and liquor were urged to provide 1099 forms for any gift over $600.

The change was effected so late into production that congratulatory gifts bore the original name.

Once you send out your wedding announcements, or bridal cakes, that is a signal for your friends and family to begin sending congratulatory gifts.

In 1948, Alice Coachman made history as the first black woman to win Olympic gold, in the high jump; a feat that also made her the first black athlete to win a commercial endorsement, from the Coca-Cola Company; though in Georgia, white fans sending her congratulatory flowers and gift certificates had to do so anonymously so as not to transgress the segregationist code.

He probably sent more thoughtful congratulatory notes and gifts to various people than a head of state.