Sentence examples for leaving presents from inspiring English sources

Some people get clocks as leaving presents.

For bags you do take to the airport, the Transportation Security Administration recommends leaving presents unwrapped, since they may have to be opened for inspection, and that undeveloped film be packed in a carry-on bag, since it can be damaged by screening equipment.

"Near" is now a "gifting" system rather than a social discovery tool; it's for leaving presents at certain locations, accessible to certain people or everyone and consisting of in-game items, challenges, and so on.

But my intentions were not to daydream about Santa sliding down the chimney and leaving presents under my tree.

Saint Nicholas was a real person and while he may not be around anymore most people choose to continue to honor the tradition of leaving presents under the tree/in stockings/in shoes.

May acknowledged that the federation had started a process of reforming itself but strongly criticised "questionable and opaque spending", including £10,000 "leaving presents", clothing allowances and "what appear to be holiday homes within an overall property portfolio worth some £31m".

His £17,000 leaving present attracted embarrassing coverage.

But the home side saw the game out, if not convincingly, to confirm their manager's leaving present.

My sister had been given Jane's book, Faces, by her teacher as a school leaving present.

As for her leaving present, her BBC colleagues might like to find out if she needs a new handbag.

And if they haven't got one already, buy them a cycling helmet as a leaving present.