Sentence examples for benefit put on from inspiring English sources

John Legend, Sia, Alicia Keys, Ed Sheeran, Zac Brown Band and Miguel joined Minaj for the concert benefit, put on by A&E, to address the ongoing racial conflicts in the country and raise money for the nonprofit organization, United Way Worldwide.

Earlier this week, a few thousand people attended a sold-out music benefit put on by Charleston's Pour House.

Gin, vodka, rum, whiskey and wine — all made by Brooklyn-based producers of wines and spirits — will be available for tasting at a benefit event put on by Waterfront Wines and Spirits to benefit the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy.

"This was taken at one of two benefit gigs we put on at the Rainbow theatre in Finsbury Park.

Prior to that, the only benefits were those put on by gay men themselves.

The independent social security advisory committee says the policy of stopping claimants' dole payments for alleged breaches of benefit rules should be put on hold until "a firm evidence base" has been established.

Last month, McCormick drove two and a half hours from her home in Rio to the Eau Claire Curling Club for a benefit bonspiel, or tournament, put on by Mike Peplinski, her fellow 1998 curling Olympian.

It's the city's first Farm Aid concert in the 22 years since Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp first put on a benefit for family farmers.

Two days later Mr. Beck, Ms. Malina and a group of actors broke into the space to put on a benefit performance of "The Brig," Kenneth Brown's play about the brutality of military prisons.

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Although early-20th-century critics believed that the play could not be popular, it did make money and even put on a benefit show on 2 March 1732.