Sentence examples for can't be donated from inspiring English sources

What it does not have — what can't be donated — is enough doctors.

Or Mr Monk Goes to Jail, where a death-row inmate is poisoned with his final meal (so his organs can't be donated to save the life of an evil billionaire suing the author of a book about him, who happens to be the son of the prison literacy teacher)?

Grocery and Dairy - Unfortunately, for the same reasons Meat and Seafood can't be donated, many refrigerated, expired dairy products don't make the list.

The only thing is that all the blood from those tests can't be donated because you can't just rock up to a blood bank with a load of blood.

On their website, their main platform, they are very clear, "RAWA believes that freedom and democracy can't be donated; it is the duty of the people of a country to fight and achieve these values".

Thanks to cutting-edge technology, 95 tons of food waste that can't be sold or donated is being converted to energy by Stop & Shop, a New England-based grocery chain.

However Linderman notes that users of these sites can't be sure exactly how much they're donating.

Why donate if you can't be assured the elected official will be aware of your donation — and guarantee a return on your investment?

Here too are the food table, the coolers, the piles of donated clothes — what can't be used will be taken by camp residents to the Salvation Army — and the large tent of the chief.

If the materials can't be separated easily, it's better to donate the toy – if it's working – or to throw it in the garbage than to toss it in the recycling bin as is.

However, the embryo they donated for research was 'unused material, stuff that can't be put back in us for whatever reason, 'cos they don't think it's good enough' (IVF4 885 990).