Sentence examples for benefit held to from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, January 4 , 1969P. 23 Talk story about a benefit held to help pay off the accumulated debts of Merce Cunningham and Dance Company.

Farah was speaking at the Mother Tongue Monologues benefit, held to support this week's truth and reconciliation commission (TRC) on experiences of rape and sexual assault by women of African descent in the United States.

A law enforcement official briefed on the situation said Officer Morris had gone to the benefit, held at the Lindenwood Diner and Restaurant, during his meal break and was driving his marked police vehicle back to the 75th Precinct station house in East New York when he crashed into a pole near the intersection of Schenck and Sutter Avenues.

Who will set the criteria for measuring 'green', and how will those businesses which benefit be held to account?

The Montreal Forum and Maple Leaf Gardens were built, and each played host to All-Star benefit games held to raise money to support Ace Bailey and the family of Howie Morenz in Toronto and Montreal, respectively.

He raised £22,000 at a benefit held at the London Coliseum, which he donated in the navy's favour.

In 1878, a benefit concert was held to aid yellow fever victims in the southern states of the United States, featuring soprano Leonora Braham.

Separate reports showed that business sales declined for a second month in April and that claims for unemployment benefits held at close to a nine-year high last week.

Molecular-targeted therapies and predictive biomarkers to select those patients who benefit hold promise to further improve the outcome.

Two recent dinners held to benefit the organization in New York and Dallas brought in $1.3 million and $1.7 million in profits, respectively.

Avon's three-day 60-mile walks are held to benefit breast cancer research and care.