Sentence examples for bit of charity from inspiring English sources

Hmm, a bit of charity never goes amiss, Bisheswar.

I'm all for a bit of charity, but that's ridiculous.

"They have a direct self-interest in doing a little bit of charity".

Ultimately, Trump appears to be willing to do a bit of charity here and there, but has no plans become an all-out leper colony philanthropist.

I go back home on holidays, and sometimes I'll do a bit of charity work at my old hospital, in Takoradi.

While he might have caused untold death and destruction, in between doing the odd bit of charity work, Godzilla has been heralded by Japanese authorities as a hero and given citizenship as a reward.

She and the five children relied on bits of charity from the desperately poor local fishing community and she collected firewood in the bush in exchange for food.

This year, young women aged between 17 and 20 were selected from London's wealthiest families to take part in the event, which involved months of rehearsals, dress fittings, and a fair bit of mandatory charity work.

Modern-day Britain, the play starkly suggests, is every bit in need of charity as 17th-century Italy.

Since their separation, she has done bits of TV, charity work; she has not kept her head down.

Lysacek supports a number of charities.