Sentence examples for eventually gifted from inspiring English sources

Eventually the ball's turned over, and Ireland are eventually gifted a penalty by a frustrated Scotland, their saucy hands in the ruck.

Then put the rest in your own newly created private family foundation to be eventually gifted to people and organizations you (and your family) deem needy and worthy.

At each destination, Gordon would buy a small souvenir and slip it into his pale green attaché case, which I was eventually gifted.

In these passages and elsewhere, Mr. Robison seems a bit like the hip sea turtle in "Finding Nemo," letting his son range freely to discover his passions — Cubby eventually becomes a gifted amateur chemist — while keeping one alert eye on him.

While these are heady times to be a zombie, eventually the most gifted artists go looking for work elsewhere, and when they're all gone, what's a poor zombie to do? Settling for that chicken brains diet is the fastest way down the zombie social ladder, save for a pair of missing legs, which is arguably the more common.

Two decades ago, Joe Taub, then a New Jersey Nets owner, who grew up with Doby in Paterson, hired him as the club's director of community relations and as a counselor for Micheal Ray Richardson, the gifted point guard eventually banished from the National Basketball Association for repeated drug violations.

I scored high on my standardized tests from first grade onward, and that meant I eventually got marked as highly gifted.

A gifted general and administrator, he eventually became the most powerful official in the empire, but his insatiable greed and ambition ultimately resulted in his downfall.

There is evidence that China is attracting bright, gifted individuals from across the world, and Britain will eventually just fall by the wayside.

Eventually, I began regular and direct communication with Erik through a gifted medium.

Her first camera was gifted to her at the age of 11, when she eventually started to spend more time with her parents.