Sentence examples for benefit a good from inspiring English sources
Bunnell Farm is another opportunity to benefit a good cause and enjoy a rich Halloween experience.
First, to benefit a good cause: all proceeds will go to the It Gets Better Project, aimed at helping L.G.B.T.Q.
In the story, "this Davis" decides to sell a red-white-and-black wool rug at a yard sale to benefit a good cause.
To benefit a good cause, he is willing to pay nominally more than the face value of the certificates, he said.
Take over the entire top floor of the office tower known as the Pointe, fill it with 250 of the city's government and business movers and shakers dressed as witches, devils, pirates, goths, ghouls, goblins, clowns and various pop-culture icons, throw in the musical showmanship of the Spazmatics, have it all benefit a good cause, and what do you get?
PROVIDENCE HIGH Rivals Bellarmine-Jefferson High and Providence took the court in the final game of an all-day tournament benefiting a good cause Saturday at Providence High School.
I would argue that anybody — that young people generally are going to benefit from a good, solid liberal-arts education.
As the screenwriting coach in "Adaptation" suggests, every kind of movie can benefit from a good song.
Some widows, Ms. Oates suggests — ahem — might benefit from a good swift slap to break the spell of grief-mongering pathology.
