Sentence examples similar to benefit town from inspiring English sources

Benefit Street will become no-benefit street, if not no-benefit town.

This proposal will do nothing but benefit this town".

On Friday night the musicians present Marlboro's annual benefit for town organizations in the college's dining hall, with works by Schubert and Thomas Adès.

An additional benefit for town centre areas is increased capacity, as experienced at Oxford Circus after it was given a new layout.

"Private schools and nonprofit museums and community organizations benefit the town in lots of ways," Mr. Logalbo said, "except that they don't contribute to the cost of running the town".

As another side benefit, the town of Madison and the local school district will each get $30,000 a year for 15 years from the power company as payments in lieu of taxes.

But Cigna has put forth a plan that will benefit the town for more than just the next few decades; it will bring a new light to the future.

Using the proceeds from the benefit, the town plans to install a blue and gold aluminum marker, costing $850 ,near the entrance to Centerport Beach on Little Neck Road about a half-mile south of the former estate, now an area of private homes.

"I understand the sentimental aspect but we are looking to make improvements to the station which will benefit the town.

Crawley Labour candidate, Chris Oxlade, said planned investment in infrastructure currently did not benefit the town and negotiations were needed to get the best deal - which would include a Crawley bypass.

The intense competition can benefit a town by generating several hundred thousand dollars of revenue from the highest bidder.