Sentence examples for a huge benefactor from inspiring English sources

"As far as Godolphin goes, they are the biggest owners in the world, they have 450-odd horses and probably employ 300-plus staff at Newmarket alone so their investment in British racing is vast and Sheikh Mohammed has been a huge benefactor over the past two decades, hugely important to the sport.

I'd have been more impressed if Mr. DeConcini had mentioned that he is on the board of Corrections Corporation of America, a huge benefactor of the boom in immigration detention spurred by Arizona-style crackdowns.

O'Driscoll met Lansdown before the game and said: "Steve is a huge benefactor of the football club and for Bristol sport in general.

"If you look at the types of workloads that enterprises are moving to the cloud, bare metal is a huge benefactor in terms of isolation and flexibility," Koehler told me.

At the time it was rapidly ramping up its sports sponsorship (it also owned the Quebec Nordiques before they moved from the World Hockey Association to the NHL) and would become a huge benefactor to the CFL itself, inking television rights deals that would reach $11 million annually by 1984.

Restoration plans are under way for a Gothic Revival mausoleum at the Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx that was built for the movement's huge benefactor, Alva Vanderbilt Belmont.

The Dillons, the Astors and the Annenbergs were huge benefactors in the past, but Mr. Rosenwald stressed that the museum would "have to drill new wells".

The great essence of independent accumulation of contemporary art is exemplified in another rare-feathered friend of mine, who not only is a frequent flyer into concentrated areas of secondhand stores and art galleries, but has been a huge inspiration and noteworthy benefactor for the Palm Beach community.

That's a huge increase, and the main benefactor of that jump is Apple, whose iOS mobile OS grew its share of total mobile video views to 60percentt, compared to Android's 32percenttakeke of all mobile views.

Younger benefactors facing a huge tax bill because they have a high income this year might consider setting up a donor-advised fund, which was defined more specifically in the Pension Protection Act.

"We have benefactors who put a huge amount of money in to keep the professional game afloat.