Sentence examples for a munificent donor from inspiring English sources

Many mourn the loss of a meticulous scholar, a revered colleague, a devoted mentor, and a munificent donor.

The munificent donor to many good causes was ready to foreclose on a loan to his son.

Mr Miller's unsuccessful Senate campaign in 2010 tested the limits of Alaska's appetite for small-government populism, a cause that was not helped when his security team inadvertently handcuffed a reporter.Fearing a repeat this year, the Republican National Committee and some munificent donors got behind Mr Sullivan instead.

He and others like him hope that the cancer-genome consortium will throw up dozens of similar genes, and that they, too, will prove tractable targets for drug development.Of course, if Dr DePinho had a penny for every time a "cure for cancer" headline proved premature, he wouldn't need munificent donors.

These steps can be reversed if the generals change their ways, but, until then, the United States should slam the door on an aid program that has provided the Egyptian military with a munificent $1.3 billion a year for decades.

Around town, Gilbert is a munificent, chatty presence.

This was quite a munificent gesture by the Pauls.

Mr. Raines lost his job but gained a munificent pension.

The restaurant's garagelike storefront has a munificent glass front and breathing room between the tables.

A munificent Federal Reserve helped stoke a leverage bubble that masqueraded as "the Great Moderation".

(They had one child, Dolly, who became a munificent London socialite).