Sentence examples for considering a gift from inspiring English sources

If you are considering a gift annuity, you may want to act soon.

David Jeffery says: "If you're considering a gift for a child at the older end of the spectrum, I reckon the 3DS is a decent bet.

And if you are thinking of buying a gift card or voucher, then it may be worth considering a gift of cash instead.

The options are nearly limitless when considering a gift of cotton.

Physical prowess, like musical talent, is considered a gift.

"All the expertise that a craftsman had was considered a gift from the holy patron".

Donated organs are considered a "gift of life," not a commodity to be bought and sold.

Target, Brady says, has become "the most innovative with what they consider a gift card".

When I was a girl, nursing was either considered a gift, like a good voice, or an occupation, like cooking.

But a mysterious donor considers a gift to the university, under one condition: he work with Milo.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a gift in her name to the charity of your choice.