'get gifted' is not a correct phrase in written English.
However, you could use the phrase 'be gifted' which means to have a natural talent or ability. Example: She was gifted at playing the piano since she was a young child.
"It equals me with Pete who is my hero, and the world number one, they don't get gifted to you".
One of the goals of that program is to get gifted Juilliard musicians to give back to their communities.
It's hard to get gifted and talented children right – they're as diverse as children who like football.
A consortium of state and private schools is planning a sixth-form college in the East End of London to get gifted students into good universities.Mr Gove preferred this week to talk up schools being planned by parents' groups and Everton, a football club.
Parents are more likely to buy (and get gifted) physical picture books and young adult novels rather than e-books as presents, and so kids often build up libraries of these.
When you get gifted, talented players you have to go out and get them from outside your region and some of them come miles and you lose a bit of team spirit and togetherness and I don't think there's any compensation for that.
Because Loop is a designated gifting function, it should be able to clearly delineate gifts from other purchases and show retailers on what is getting gifted, when, and to whom.
It may be Gorillaz co-founder Damon Albarn's 49th birthday, but it's fans who are getting gifted.
Those parents will be paying high psychotherapy fees as a result of the pressures they are putting on their children to get into gifted programs.
The most obvious expenses for the parvenu plutocrat are the Manhattan pied-à-terre (roughly $24 million for a two-story apartment with a rooftop pool, a garden complete with rooftop trees and your own private temple) and the summer home in the Hamptons ($20 million to $30 million, if you get a gifted architect like John Saladino to build a custom home for you).
Its like my coworkers don't get how gifted I really am in sarcasm.
