Sentence examples for become a generous from inspiring English sources
Over the years, as he grew richer, he had become a generous benefactor to a handful of causes he believed in, like the Children's Defense Fund, and a serious art collector, whose tastes were already veering toward the kind of minimalist and contemporary art Dia trafficked in.
He became a generous, stalwart member of the Rockland County mosque.
He became a generous donor, then a courted board member and, finally, the money manager of choice for many prominent regional charities.
Dylan's vocal sounds uncharacteristically fragile, and Langhorne's guitar becomes a generous and soothing counterpoint: sweet and assured in the beauty of all things, even deep pain.
At school, Landon sang in the choir and played in the orchestra, and he became a generous patron of chamber opera and young musicians.
He had several avocations in the areas of culture, history and the performing arts, principal of which was the Metropolitan Opera Co to which he became a generous donor for many years.
In return for a simple kindness after receiving a warm meal in the "kitchen" of our convent when he came seeking help for car trouble on a cold evening of 1923, Timothy Mara became a generous benefactor and beloved friend to our congregation and children.
The youth that Timberlake represented are on track to become a similarly generous generation -- in fact, surveys show that Millennials volunteer at higher rates than previous generations and 60percentt of Millennials give to charity.
Highly selective institutions of higher learning deny that ability to pay full tuition and become a likely generous benefactor is what largely drives their decisions.
Essentially, they've become a lot more generous for pensioners and families with children, and a fair amount less generous for childless people.And so it should be no surprise that pensioner and child poverty fell under the last government, while poverty rates for childless people increased.
