Gift used in a sentence

Gift in a sentence as a noun

You might for yourself, maybe, if you're a wino, but would you buy it as a gift?

And buying someone's loan and tearing it up counts as a gift, and you have to pay tax on it.

This is essentially a gift that should pay nice stock dividends for MIT.

I sold some iTunes gift cards and provided the redemption code from the card after I received payment.

But deflation is just the inverse: a gift for the leecherous rentier class, and a massive "**** you" to entrepreneurs.

Gift in a sentence as a verb

Just the other day I was making a nightlight out of a candy can, an old perfume bottle, an old wall wart and some LEDs as a gift for a small child.

Randall really has a gift -- he speaks to our imaginations so much that he can count on geeks around the world to participate in conversation with whatever he dreams up. Here's to hoping that we will get to see many more years of his creativity.

Also, without an ability to get access to alternative media and if Fox was the only channel available many would still thing this country was God's gift to humanity.

Anything that Apple allowed on this new platform, it was taken as a gift, as it was their platform, so if they wanted to ban an app for "duplicating existing functionality" then openness be damned, it was their product after all.