1. Nora has a gift for singing.

2. He has a gift for poetry.

3. She has a gift for parody.

4. He has a gift for mimicry.

5. She has a gift for storytelling.

6. He has a gift for pastiche.

7. He has a gift for languages.

8. Elena sure has a gift for telling stories.

9. He was recognized as having a gift for languages.

10. He has a gift for writing crystal clear instructions.

11. Horton knew, he said, that Truitte had a gift for building walls around himself.

12. He had a gift for the unexpected word and an unusually wide range of knowledge.

13. It wasn't her fault if she had a gift for putting her foot in it.

14. She had a gift for explaining how the mundane transactions of everyday living were infused with the sacred.

15. You have a gift for teaching.

16. Yes. You have a gift for music.

17. I have a gift for you.

18. Long time no see. I have a gift for you,() my dear teacher. Merry Christmas!

19. Have a gift for languages, want to become an interpreter.

20. Jake: Oh, Steven, by the way, I forgot--I have a gift for Peter.

21. Two-year-olds have a gift for tackling the impossible with enthusiasm; repeated failure hardly discourages them at all.

22. MotIT have a gift for making guests feel at habitat.

23. He does have a gift for picking the right stocks.

24. "You have a gift for making men smile, " Septa Lemore told Tyrion as he was drying off his toes.

25. Many of them have a gift for riding wild horses and can win thousands of dollars in prizes.

26. You have a gift for knowing what will make another person feel better about the world and themselves.

27. At MIT, we have a gift for learning from one another.

28. Most of the best lawyers and salespeople really have a gift for persuasion.

29. This can be hard to pull off effectively and should only be attempted by those who really have a gift for sarcasm.

30. Press releases state that the lucky winner of 22 years would have a gift for dance and song, unfortunately without providing demonstrations.

31. Joe: Well, I think you have a gift for it. There was a perfect blend of poetry and meanness.

32. "My parents did not expect me to have a gift for music, " says Kissin. "They did not think that I would become a musician, so they allowed me to do whatever I wanted.

33. Oh, Steven, by the way, I forgot - I have a gift for Peter.