Sentence examples for a benefactor to from inspiring English sources

Mr Al Fayed saw himself as a benefactor to Britain.

Taubman was a benefactor to educational institutions and cultural organizations, particularly those in Detroit.

She was a benefactor to the Museum of Natural History and New York Presbyterian Hospital.

The dam's suspension was a blow to China, long considered a benefactor to the government in Myanmar.

Better to wait and to hope for a benefactor to pour you a glass of Vega Sicilia someday.

Slim is a benefactor to the Red Sox, indirectly, having lent $250 million to The New York Times Company — a minority owner of the team — in 2009.

Prudential has come to be seen as a vital benefactor to a city that has had few faithful and consistent corporate friends.

The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism mourns the passing of Arthur Kobacker, a generous benefactor to a range of civil rights, peace, education and health care issues.

The interest of Mr. Burkle in Mr. Milken's application was criticized by advocates of campaign finance reform, who said it was inappropriate for a political benefactor to endorse a person's application for a pardon.

The interest of Mr. Burkle in Mr. Milken's application was criticized by advocates of campaign finance reform, who said it was inappropriate for a political benefactor to endorse an application for a pardon.

The ad buy comes less than 24 hours after the group, Winning Our Future, received a pledge from a wealthy benefactor to donate $5 million.