Sentence examples for handing a gift from inspiring English sources

Talk about handing a gift on a plate to the SNP".

When the head of MI5, the domestic intelligence agency, said those who published the material were handing a "gift to terrorists," several papers ran sympathetic editorials.

Representative John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio, said Mr. Clinton was handing a gift to the generous trial lawyers who were supporting his re-election bid.

Mr Vaz revealed that the head of the security service MI5, Andrew Parker, who has criticised The Guardian for handing a "gift" to terrorists, is to be called to address the committee in open session.

The former prime minister was so enraged by his successor's early morning announcement that he telephoned the cabinet secretary, Sir Jeremy Heywood, to warn that Cameron was handing a gift to the SNP.

They were handed a gift.

I had been handed a gift.

Since there was zero marginal cost, the Pentagon had handed a gift to the world.

I hung up feeling as if I'd been handed a gift.

But he may also have handed a gift to Mr Zapatero.

Donovan did not jump around as if he had been handed a gift.