Sentence examples for gift means from inspiring English sources

The gift means Mr Ross will have donated $313m to the university over his lifetime.

This gift means we can embrace our goals in a matter of years instead of decades".

You'd be surprised what a card with a few dollars in it or a gift means to a kid.

Together with $1 million she gave in 2007, Ms. Winfrey's latest gift means she is now the single largest donor to date, the museum said.

The Lewis gift means that the A.C.L.U. will probably meet its goal of raising $50 million for its endowment, he said.

A spokesman said: "The painting was a conditional gift from the Contemporary Art Society and the conditions of the gift means that it cannot be sold.

What does the common notion of a new baby as a gift mean?

To accept the gift "meant sealing the self," stifling the kid who wanted "to scream".

But the conditions of the original gift meant that the Tiffany room would have to stay in the town hall.

That gift meant I could play along with my band's acoustic sets, and it meant I had a girl who loved me enough to spend all that money on me.

Despite this, Sam appreciates what Dean tried to do for him, and gives him the gift meant for their father the amulet necklace that Dean has worn ever since.