Speaking naturally in Shakespearean verse is a particular skill that requires solid training, ideally years of experience and, I suspect, a natural gift.
Naturally, the "gift" in this loss was not immediately apparent.
Last year, I forgot (naturally) and her gift, which should have been bought for her November birthday, didn't surface until the following March.
Black athletes are usually given credit for their "natural athleticism," while whites are credited for their "hard work," "discipline" and "knowledge of the game"; as if Black athletes are naturally given the gift of great athleticism, and white people become great athletes through hard work, discipline and intelligence.
The face of Mahmoud Abbas, Palestine's titular head who ruled Gaza until Hamas forced him out of the narrow enclave, was nowhere to be seen.The royal visitor came bearing gifts, naturally.
Guests were instructed not to bring gifts, naturally no one complied and David's glorious home was more full than usual with orchids.
I asked whether he ever got things mixed up, and he said rarely, adding that he thought chess playing had sharpened his naturally retentive memory and gift for organization.
Some people are just naturally born with the gift of singing, while others need to work on it a bit more.
Gatland was certainly amusing when trawling the permutations of a rugby player's gifts, with, naturally, the small and the slow and the unskilful following home the merely slow, untalented and big.
Which are? "My chief gifts are - naturally good at all sports with a raw talent for pretty much everything, which if nurtured could develop into improper talent.
