Sentence examples for gift for gab from inspiring English sources
All that he lacks is the communicative enthusiasm and gift for gab that turns champions into stars.
Ms. Rainer, a celebrated choreographer and dancer, turned to film in part to accommodate her gift for gab.
Puttkammer took a liking to Greene, who he said had a "gift for gab" and was one of the most intelligent people he had ever met.
Outside of being born with a gift for gab and a reasonably pleasant appearance, it's possible to learn to be a TV pundit.
RON CLIFFORD, who lives in my town of Glen Ridge, is an Irishman, and he has the legendary Irish gift for gab.
But Mr. Kilroy's adaptation does remind us, amusingly, that some of Chekhov's characters really do possess that gift for gabbing that the Irish are known for.
Vaughn engages his gift for improvised gab as Gary Grobowski, a life-of-the-party motormouth and guy's-guy Polish-American tour-bus guine in Chicago.
At the end of the Patriots-Chiefs game, with the outcome hanging in the balance, Romo gushed, speaking to his boothmate, Jim Nantz, "Oh, my gosh, Jim, Tom Brady has the ball at the thirty-five to go to the Super Bowl!" Romo spends hours during the week watching film and talking to members of each team, and that preparation and passion fuel his gift for oracular gab.
So far, I'd visited the places where he'd run away from home, fallen in love, fought Indians, hunted bears, proved he wasn't cut out to be a farmer, and used his gift for humorous gab to launch a political career.
Dunn says that she's not getting the gift of gab for Christmas — she's got that already.
