Sentence examples for gifting up from inspiring English sources

In making the announcement, Zuckerberg said he had informed the company that he would be selling or gifting up to $1 billion of his stock for each of the next three years.

Gifting "up" seems too much like brown nosing.

"It can look like you're trying to gain favor". The holidays are generally a time of year when supervisors thank their team for a job well done, and it can get awkward gifting up the ranks you don't want to look like the kid bringing the apple for the teacher.

Federal law through the end of 2012 provides us with a unique opportunity to "gift" up to $5 million into such a trust.

Many companies match employee gifts up to a certain limit per year.

To wrap all these gifts up, think about doing something a little different, like buying several copies of The Big Issue.

If climate negotiators in Bonn look like they have gained ten years of carefree youth, they also look likely to find ways to use that gift up again.

But in the olden days, or at least in small shops in nondescript towns, assistants would wrap gifts up for you.

The National Retail Federation says the average American household is expected to spend $95 on Father's Day gifts, up from $52 last year.

Then, any number of small gifts, up to £250 per year, can be given to any number of recipients, plus gifts of £5,000 to a child and £2,500 to a grandchild as a wedding present.

Reason: They were frequent buyers of gifts, up to 50 a year.