Sentence examples for a benefit at a from inspiring English sources

But the play-by-play commentary to Charles Ives's "Three Places in New England" provided a benefit, at a cost: it elucidated subtleties in the score while diminishing your sense of immersion in the music.

But just because you may not see a benefit at a localized level, that doesn't mean that benefits can't be accrued once you start aggregating those predictions across some kind of relationship.

The guidelines are intended to minimise disputes between member states over who should pay a particular benefit, or indeed whether a migrant is entitled to a benefit at all.

He then spoke at a benefit at Cipriani and attended a movie premiere at Google's New York headquarters.

Songs at a Benefit APRIL 3 -- Donna McKechnie, who won a Tony Award for her role in "A Chorus Line," will perform at a benefit at the Gramercy Theater, 127 East 23rd Street, for the Burden Center for the Aging.

Tony Duke, a longtime friend, asked Mr. Plimpton if he could do the fireworks as a benefit at Boys and Girls Harbor, a 30-acre summer camp on the East End for disadvantaged youth.

Because of an editing error, a photograph last Sunday in the Evening Hours column with a report about a benefit at the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, N.Y., on July 9 erroneously carried two captions.

You will still get a benefit at that size because it offers a greater colour depth and contrast as well as a sharper picture.

This iron triangle of political resentment -- and the claim that someone, somewhere is reaping a benefit at public expense is always a summons to resentment -- must be broken.

That's a big benefit at a time like this, with the unemployment rate at 9.8percentt and rising.

A shootout left Japheth Seaman, 36, dead and another man injured during a charity benefit at a motorcycle club in Albuquerque, N.M., Sunday afternoon.