Sentence examples for gift growing from inspiring English sources

I was given an incredible gift growing up in the Chelsea, a space where it is completely fine to be yourself, you just had to figure out what that was.

It's also that as we get more wealthy, the opportunity cost of spending time looking for a really appropriate little gift grows.

"All of these people were born with a gift," Mr. Maresca said, "and it was through their situations that the gift grew the way that it did".

While Mr. Kramer's proposed gift grew out of his unhappy experiences in college -- he tried to commit suicide as a freshman in 1953, believing he was the only gay student on campus -- the Penn benefactors have fond memories of college.

In soliciting consumer feedback, Forrester found people walked away from wearables for various reasons: they received them as unwanted gifts, grew frustrated with the device's limited capabilities, or didn't see the need for a device beyond their smartphones.

The stack of gaily wrapped gifts grew higher and higher each day.

His gifts grew on us gradually, just as his performances increased in power and conviction during the course of a given film.

During Mr. Lehman's tenure as dean, the law school received $82 million in cash gifts, and its endowment grew to $204 million from $79 million.

That outlook is Australian, I think – and a gift of growing up there with "hybrid" parents who shared and embraced those values.

By raising awareness, supporting families and training doctors and nurses we give children with cancer the gift of growing up.

For Lorusso, now a senior research scientist at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in Teddington, U.K., the main gift of growing up in Bari was the hours spent repairing tractors with his father, a mechanic.