Sentence examples for back to a community from inspiring English sources

"I believe in giving service back to a community," she said.

The first is purely humanitarian, people wanting to give something back to a community that has served them well; the second, bluntly, is likely to include a thrill-seeking element.

The effects of the investment are not immediately visible — it's more like a long-term commitment in which Samsung gives back to a community it takes from to make its own products.

One week after the first mash, Jenning's Bitter will be on its way to local pubs, helping to bring pleasure back to a community still struggling in the aftermath of the torrential floods.

Sandi Lee Lusk, a leader of the campaign, was among those who urged the Board of Education to change P.S. 12 back to a community school, but eventually gave up.

If those crowds contain people who have not been vaccinated, they can potentially contract a disease and bring it back to a community full of other people who may be susceptible.

Halloran, a food and agriculture writer based in Troy, N.Y., looks at how farmers, millers and bakers, as well as brewers and other craftsmen, have been working to move our Culture of Bread away from a commodity-driven network and back to a community-based food system.

When asked later about his decision to sign in Toronto, MacArthur said, "It was nice to come back to a hockey community".

The league's murky origins stretch back to an '80s community-building effort by Cabot Professor of Biology Richard Losick, whose group played teams from other labs on a rough court in the Biological Laboratories' courtyard.

"That looks back to a level of community engagement that people took on themselves," Redmond says.

"Many more people are coming back to a small number of communities and facing all these challenges.