Sentence examples for charitable benefit from inspiring English sources

Every spring, like psychotropic daffodils, decorators' show houses break out across the country -- big, popular bulbs of astonishing decision-making for the home that blossom before the public briefly in charitable benefit of local institutions.

In 1954, when Stephen Clark exhibited two dozen items from his collection at a charitable benefit for the Fresh Air Association of St .John, he hung works by El Greco, Rembrandt, Manet, Copley and Hals; two by Seurat, including "Circus Sideshow"; four by Renoir; and five by Cézanne, including "The Card Players".

'Stache Bash 2012, presented by Wahl Trimmers, is the American Mustache Institute's annual costume-heavy music and mustache charitable benefit.

'Stache Bash presented by Wahl Trimmers, is the American Mustache Institute's annual costume-heavy music and mustache charitable benefit.

Most notably, however, the band participated at Live 8, a series of charitable benefit concerts set up to raise global awareness.

The winner will announced announced Oct. 25 in Richmond at 'Stache Bash 2014, a charitable benefit for M4K Richmond,  which improves the quality of life for Richmond-area children by fundraising for youth-oriented charities through mustache growth and events. .

And Mr. Brownstein said he expected that the couple would make the property available for charitable benefits.

Instead, he is maintaining a busy and very conspicuous schedule of charitable benefits and dinner parties as he tries to restore a sense of normalcy.

So, in effect, do a few ecclesiastical spires: Each firm's charitable programs benefit churches (the town's church-to-bar ratio is 29 2).

She was known as a gracious hostess and was actively involved in charitable activities benefiting the blind, the elderly, and the disabled.

Ukip's point is that if the state's systems of mutual support, the bedrock of its provision for UK citizens, begin to operate more like charitable enterprises, benefiting people who have not entered fully into the UK community of shared responsibility, then people will be less willing to contribute their share, and the whole precious system will totter.