Sentence examples for a primary benefactor from inspiring English sources

Indeed, that afternoon, the meeting with the foundation, which in the past has been, along with the city, a primary benefactor, did not go well.

Paul Mellon, a primary benefactor of the gallery and a member of its building committee, set to work with his assistant J. Carter Brown (who became gallery director in 1969) to find an architect.

Ironically enough, Osama bin Laden became a primary benefactor the spread of the term Mujahideen, his network of fighters the recipient of millions in aid from the US, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Pakistan just as he was poised to found al-Qaeda in 1988.

Williston was Amherst College's primary benefactor, and a highly influential figure in western Massachusetts.

The primary benefactor of Soka U is a controversial offshoot of Japanese Buddhism called Soka Gakkai, headed for 44 years by the sometimes messianic and persistently self-aggrandizing Daisaku Ikeda.

With the support of the Generoso Pope Foundation, a private philanthropic organization that established the center and continues to be its primary benefactor, most of the presepio was salvaged and brought to Tuckahoe.

After all, Mr. Morales is still her primary benefactor.

Lopez was the primary benefactor of all the attention paid to Williams.

Chávez has become Cuba's primary benefactor while positioning himself as the inheritor of Fidel's mantle.

The casino billionaire is the RJC's primary benefactor and spent more on the 2012 elections than any other donor.

He was president of the medical center for more than two decades and was its primary benefactor.