Sentence examples for benefit table from inspiring English sources

WESTWOOD "Works on Paper," photography exhibition to benefit Table to Table, a hunger awareness organization.

I missed the game — making four out of five that I did — dutifully being boring at a bright and hospitable benefit table in Boston.

My hotel room, typically, did not have Versus (the cable obscurity that broadcasts the N.H.L ., so, Adam, while you were at a benefit table in Boston, I was at a Hooters in the Big D. It had been, I swear, more than fifteen years since I'd been in a Hooters.

We have also included a table including practical 'pearls and pitfalls' for readers' benefit (Table 1).

All three patients treated their attacks throughout the pregnancy on a regular basis and reported benefit (Table 4).

Although the mioCΔ present in NCM4387, the other strain selected for growth on pyrimidines at high temperature, appeared to be unselected, this same deletion occurred independently in a related strain (the parent of strains NCM4299 and 4300) and hence we believe it may confer some subtle benefit (Table 1; [3]).

As the preservation groups -- the successful ones, that is -- have grown from shoestring outfits of basement volunteers to sophisticated organizations with dozens of paid staff members, they have been forced to find a new kind of honoree: the kind that fills benefit tables.

As expected, living donor kidney recipients mostly accepted the kidney motivated by the expected improvement of their quality of life (personal benefit) (Tables  3 and 4).

Total population sizes and number of DH lines phenotyped at four levels of replication are displayed in Table 2, Table 3, Table 4, and Table 5. Surprisingly, phenotyping only a fraction of the DH population provided no benefit (Tables 2− 5).

That question is either trivial or profound, depending on the level at which one enters the debate; at the highest and most problematic level, the question is whether religion is entitled to a seat at the public-benefit table as a matter of federal constitutional law, despite the many state constitutions that prohibit taxpayer money from going directly to churches.

From the survey results, we identified the most frequent expenses and benefits (Table 1).