Sentence examples for given gifted from inspiring English sources

A rare mistake from Given gifted Estonia a 57th-minute equaliser, with Vassiljev's 25-yard strike flying in after escaping the grasp of the the Aston Villa keeper.

As for Alexander, a first defeat can cause some boxers to unravel, but television networks generally give gifted fighters a second chance.

He always wanted to start his own academy – not just to give gifted children a chance (a couple of his protegés are playing in national youth teams) but to give ordinary children the life skills that cricket (at any level) provides.

Núñez's acclaimed Young People's Chorus of New York City gives gifted young singers the chance to hone their skills in a professional atmosphere: as part of its seven-year-old series of "Transient Glory" concerts (named to celebrate the fleeting nature of a child's natural voice), kids have sung world-première pieces by more than fifty eminent composers.

Gives gifted students the opportunity to analyze deeply how characters change due to adversities and to think deeply about how their own perspectives change due to experiences and challenges.

"[Hatch Labs CEO] Dinesh [Moorjani] and the team at Hatch have assembled an attractive operating model and structure that gives gifted engineers and entrepreneurs a chance to build and improve new business concepts, without the added burden of bootstrapping the company or the added pressure from investors for a quick flip," Rad says in the press release.

RTA's mission this summer was twofold: first, to give gifted young students real, hands-on experience in an entrepreneurial setting to which they would otherwise not have access; and second to leverage the resources of the school community, including space that would otherwise go unused, and its alumni network.

Later, when he was told that the fellowships were given to gifted people and were sometimes called the "genius prizes," he cheerfully replied: "Now we're in trouble.

More recently, it has been given to gifted offensive standouts who sometimes doubled on defense.

Perhaps his condition has given the gifted pianist a sense of urgency and if so that urgency has colored his music.

We have lost an exceptional, giving and gifted friend.