Sentence examples for benefit at which from inspiring English sources

David Shifrin, the society's artistic director, became intrigued with Mr. Jones three years ago at a benefit at which Mr. Jones danced while the Orion String Quartet, the society's quartet in residence, played.

In a scene right out of "Center Stage," Mr. Martins offered her an apprenticeship while they were backstage before last year's workshop closing night benefit, at which she and Ms. Cohen were the soloists in a Bournonville ballet and Ms. Keenan received a May L. Wien Award for outstanding promise.

Mr. Hines will perform on Thursday at The Duke on 42nd Street in "Tap City," a benefit at which he will be honored, along with Marda Kirn, a founder of the Colorado Dance Festival, and the New York Committee to Celebrate National Tap Dance Day.

Mr. Clair, whose home, like Clearwater's headquarters, is in Beacon, has connections of sorts to Mr. Seeger, who is also a Beacon resident: Habitat for Humanity of Newburgh has hired Mr. Clair as producer of a July 3 benefit at which Mr. Seeger will appear.

ANITA GATES RENDITION OF AN OLD CHESTNUT NO. 2 At MCC Theater's annual "Miscast" benefit, at which actors perform roles that they'd never actually get to do onstage, Jonathan Groff channeled Sutton Foster of "Anything Goes," leading members of the show's ensemble in a brassy and tap-happy version of the title song.

Another benefit at which its practioners often aim is that the traditions actually interact and enrich one another.

These benefits, at which associates of her husband like Max Roach and Dizzy Gillespie performed without pay, became annual events to raise money for Veritas, a drug rehabilitation program on the Upper West Side.

Despite the diagnosis from his doctors and his previously disclosed medical conditions associated with HIV, Ashley's request for short-term disability benefits and a request to work from home were denied by Amazon after three months of paying benefits, at which point Ashley's financial situation and health rapidly deteriorated.

When you each hit 70, you do as originally planned: each takes your own retirement benefits, at which point they will start at their highest possible values, 32percentt higher than at "full" retirement age.

The probability that MobileMums is cost-effective is given by the proportion of pairs of incremental costs and benefits at which the intervention would be considered cost-effective.

A benefit concert at which people sing songs is much easier, Mr. Sullivan decided.