Sentence examples for granted a gift from inspiring English sources
After all, I was granted a gift to spend time with Glass -- and I wasn't about to ruin that relationship.
Siyu had wished to be a companion for Professor Dai in her old age, and her wish would now be granted, an unexpected gift from a stingy life.
Strangeness persisted: a little throwing error of his on a routine play, in the second; a botched everyday infield flip by Orioles shortstop J. J. Hardy, in the seventh, that leaked in two go-ahead Yankees runs and granted Derek a gift R.B.I.
May ours be century in which the eye is a vessel of light, vision is granted as a gift and the gaze becomes an ambassador of wonder.
But the News of the Weird gods granted us a gift this morning, in a headline from The Guardian: "Georgian vegan cafe attacked by 'sausage-wielding nationalists.'" According to The Guardian and RFE/RL, "far-right extremists" wearing sausages around their necks attacked the vegan Kiwi Cafe in Tbilisi on Monday, throwing grilled meat at the customers.
Who but an almighty prankster could grant a selfless gift to someone as self-righteously abrasive as Thornton's "Delicious" Dean O'Dwyer?
The Scheme grants an outright gift of S$4000 to the first 2 children and S$6000 for the 3rd child and beyond.
When a calculator presents a financial aid figure, it can be labeled a grant, a gift or a scholarship, depending on the college.
Using informants is legal -- even if the informant benefits from participating in some way, including receiving gifts or being granted a shorter sentence.
For certain people, e-mail pagers may grant a surprisingly liberating gift of convenience, savings and soot-free bedding.
