Sentence examples for early gift from inspiring English sources
Thus, your early gift might add some cheer.
"I've given you an early gift: Hillary Clinton," he said, to noisy applause.
Brexit was an early gift to a man who has long seen the weakening of the European Union as a strategic goal.
Kim's birthday is Friday (he will be either thirty-two or thirty-three, his exact date of birth being among the many North Korean mysteries), and the nuclear test might be something of a sensational early gift to himself.
His father was a tulip and lily grower with a modernizing bent — he was one of the first farmers in northern Holland to own a tractor — and Pieter showed an early gift for breeding new varieties.
The extent of his early gifts, to hear others tell it, borders on the embarrassing.
The early gifts for the sceptics have not stopped there, though.
The early gifts often depicted Columbia bigwigs, but presently European paintings & drawings began to come in, as a rule one or two examples.
They can only get better and, if Wales do end up facing the English in a World Cup quarter-final in Marseille, Gareth Jenkins' side cannot rely on the early gifts they received in Cardiff.
And everything they observed was processed and refined into dazzlingly fluid, elegant dance and individual performing styles that built on their early gifts yet retained their youthful air of astonished joy, as the Stearnses put it.
