Sentence examples for charity moving from inspiring English sources

Charity, moving with the open-chested freedom of a clown, was all high kicks, turned-in feet, and bounce.

In 2009, a baby shower in New York organised by co-star Jamie Hector – with whom Pearson founded the youth charity Moving Mountains – descended into chaos when a gatecrasher opened fire, killing one guest and injuring two others.

Bate, who is climbing for his charity Moving Mountains, has been climbing Mount Everest for the past 37 days and has been tweeting updates, his coordinates, and links to his podcast from his climb.

The charity moves more than $3m into Mali every year.

Three in four young people supported by the charity moved into work, education or training, the trust said.

The Terrence Higgins Trust, the sexual health and HIV charity, moved into newly refurbished headquarters in central London this autumn and immediately made a £3m profit.

When Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), a charity, moved into Liberia to combat Ebola earlier this year, maps of the capital, Monrovia, fell far short of what was needed to provide aid or track the disease's spread.

The family, living on clan charity, moved to Saudi Arabia, where Ms. Hirsi Ali recoiled at the local interpretation of Islam, and later to Ethiopia and Kenya, where Ms. Hirsi Ali added Swahili and English to her growing list of languages.

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I started out raising money for the charity, moved on to become an ambassador and am now part of the advisory board.

We are seeing an increasing trend of charities moving away from a funding model – everybody has talked about the reduction in the core funding they have received – towards a generating model".