Sentence examples for benefiting aids from inspiring English sources

In a case of life mirroring art mirroring life, he shot its opening scene, a premiere gone haywire, at the Senator Theater; "DeMented" had its world premiere (benefiting AIDS Action Baltimore) there on Wednesday.

Sept. 7 Macy's Passport presents Glamorama, a fashion show at the Orpheum Theatre benefiting AIDS Project Los Angeles and Project Angel Food.

"If I do work out more it will be for my health, so I can live a long time and we can have kids and be happy together until we are in our 80s," Hewitt, 29, said at the event, benefiting AIDS Project Los Angeles.

It is apparent that Ms. Kehoe has benefited from aids to recovery and is managing her illness successfully.

But, after talking with people who have benefited from aids and doing research to find a nearby audiologist, Mr. Buckwalter was ready to take the plunge.

Politically, that bolsters Democratic arguments for more unemployment benefits, aid to small businesses, and assistance for states with medical and education costs.

He has outlined some $500 billion for bolstered unemployment benefits, aid to states and investment in the nation's crumbling and outdated infrastructure.

Government spending – especially on unemployment benefits, aid to states, and some construction projects – probably helped avert a more wrenching downturn, but continued red ink worries households, which are also trying to rebuild savings and reduce debt after a spending binge.

By showing Mr. O'Neill the realities of poverty and the benefits aid can bring, Bono hoped to find and kindle the spark of compassion that surely must lurk in the hearts of those who claim to be compassionate conservatives.

Before taking a Memorial Day break, senators will have to navigate a complex series of votes on the war money, a new G.I. education benefit, aid for the unemployed, immigration and even health care.

"We see such benefits aiding growth, particularly in emerging markets where telecommunications services are more expensive and less accessible.