Sentence examples for and becomes generous from inspiring English sources
At the end of the tale, a sick child who seemed destined to die is cured, and a bad man turns over a new leaf and becomes generous and affectionate.
Generative practices invite businesses to take a "pay it forward" posture and become generous citizens of their networks — not as an extra initiative but as a fundamental reorientation.
He becomes generous to the Cratchit family, and Tiny Tim, instead of dying as was predicted, recovers.
Slightly rearranged, though, the spiralling melodies and the sharp tones become generous and inviting.
The average player salary had reached $241,000, the pension plan had become generous, and players had won free agency and were hiring agents to issue their own demands.
They need to spot the kids who will run the school newspaper, play second fiddle -- and double bass -- in the orchestra, keep the tennis team competitive, sign up for the Modern English Novel, act in theatre productions, and, once they graduate, become generous, involved alumni.
The Buddha's advice to parents is to support children to become generous, compassionate and responsible.
Law firms engaged in such suits have become generous donors to politicians, especially Democrats.
The shrimp cocktail arrived with such XXX-large shrimp that normally reluctant sharers became generous.
He also noted that adding students would cultivate future alumni who might one day become generous donors.
