Sentence examples for generous presents from inspiring English sources

A CASHMERE sweater, a new set of titanium golf clubs -- sure, those are wonderfully generous presents.

Christmas and her birthday are coming up, and perhaps she won't get as generous presents as in the past.

Two days after the election, and two weeks before leaving office, it withdrew an impressive ¥250m.Some people might shrug off the fund as part of the old Japanese tradition of gift-giving, admittedly involving some pretty generous presents.

But he adds that there is a rumour that some slush-fund largesse has been lavished on wining and dining residents of Okinawa, notably those who oppose the government's plan to relocate an American marine base on their island.Some people might shrug off such funds as part of the old Japanese tradition of gift-giving, albeit involving some rather generous presents.

Donning t-shirts bearing the legend "too good to be true" with his wife Pixie, he became famous for his extravagant parties, where he wooed grateful journalists and investors with champagne, celebrity guests and generous presents, from silk ties to ashtrays made by Hermes.

Manu Tuilagi, the highly rated Leicester centre, celebrated his 20th birthday yesterday and duly received a generous present from the Rugby Football Union.

In Korea, the Parks knew the cultural rules for gift-giving with regard to teachers, where a generous present means greater respect for, and closer access to, the receiver.

So whenever I get invited to a wedding and can't bring a guest, I send a generous present, show up at the church and then go home to a nice glass of chardonnay.

That generous gesture presents a problem.

Reflecting on the fact that Felix gives her generous birthday presents, she thinks about what she — dependent, as she is, on his income — can give back to him.

He was incredibly generous: great presents like football boots every birthday, though maybe we weren't as appreciative one year, when he gave us the Encyclopaedia Britannica".