Sentence examples for gifted paper from inspiring English sources

A small number of the more than 3 million residents in Puerto Rico still without power were gifted paper towels, which Trump apparently thought was the most pressing need for those in the crowd.

Nevertheless, the birthday girl gifted me a paper party crown.

The paper gifted the models to all three astronauts aboard the mission Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins and Cartier hasn't made another one since, according to the jeweler's website.

Morris said: "We are thrilled that the Whicker's World Foundation have gifted [these] papers to the BFI national archive.

Have you thought about that little piece of paper you gifted to the foundation and how it truly contributed to the greater good?

Hodgson's team, the paper added, had been gifted free tickets to watch "Italy's beautiful game".

Rooney may be a similar build and (on paper, anyway) be similarly gifted, but since 1990 no English player has managed to combine technical brilliance with madcap humour and general unpredictability.

Nilson adds: "We have not found any piece of paper, any statement, anything that we ever gave up, gifted or relinquished any type of ownership claim, ever".

He was gifted with a "Mozart-like" facility for getting complex thoughts on to paper.

Designers such as Gehry and Libeskind are gifted with a pencil, and often establish a building's form on paper.

In March, Trustees of the Musgrave Kinley Outsider Art Collection gifted the entire collection to the Whitworth, comprising of nearly 800 works, on paper, textiles and sculpture.