Sentence examples for enduring gift to from inspiring English sources

This is India's enduring gift to the world, and those with corrupted power ignore it at their peril.

WHILE BORIS YELTSIN'S love of tennis sparked a tennis boom, his enduring gift to the sports renaissance was his chosen heir.

The courageous capacity to feel everything and anything is our enduring gift to the world.

This may be Coco Chanel's most enduring gift to women's fashion.

It's a generous and enduring gift to cinema from a director whose lifelong passion for film began as a poor kid in New York, going to the movies with his dad.

The nearly five-foot-high cedar fence surrounds six raised beds — an enduring gift from my husband, who decided to cancel our sitcom garden after one silly season.

But then, this is the enduring gift of youth, when we "post-youths" shut up long enough to listen: not to what we can tell them, but to what they will tell us.

His humor, both clever and bawdy, was his most enduring gift.

Depending on the wager, the outcome can be an unexpected windfall, an enduring gift or a brief moment of public humiliation.

Her party colleague, Vicente Fox, a former president with an enduring gift of the gaffe, recently said her victory would be a "miracle".Perhaps not coincidentally, the curbs on advertising and debates seem to have made it harder for his challengers to make more than a slight dent in Mr Peña's early lead.

The evening started with Barber's "Knoxville: Summer of 1915," in a potent, nuanced rendition that confirmed Ms. Fleming's enduring gifts, even under the ruthless scrutiny of microphones required for the telecast.