Sentence examples for collective gift from inspiring English sources
"collective gift" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a present or donation that comes from a group of people, such as a group of close friends who collected their money together in order to buy a meaningful gift for a special occasion. For example, "The family was touched by the collective gift from everyone at the office."
$1 M as a collective gift over 5 years is just too insignificant for this group".
A better idea is to give a collective gift with other co-workers.
The broadcasters leverage government-granted licenses – a collective gift worth uncounted billions of dollars – to extract vast sums from advertisers and non-broadcast distributors of their content, in a system that offers little or no accountability to the public.
Humanitarian values are underlined with activities like the penny harvest -- campers chip in coins from their piggy banks and then co-operatively choose a charity to receive their collective gift.
The Edlis Neeson Foundation, the Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation and the Zell Family Foundation each have pledged $500,000 for a total of $1.5 million—the largest collective gift in the institution's history.
For the collective gift, you won't find something nicer than the Geneva XS Portable Music Player for $299.95.
"Dreams" brings these players' individual and collective gifts into sharper focus by collecting early selections from their various pre-Allman Brothers Band projects, and several examples of their post-Allman Brothers solo recordings.
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: March 10, 2011 An article on Monday about the end of plans for a merger of Smile Train and Operation Smile, two nonprofit groups that work to treat cleft palates and lips, misstated the collective gifts of donors who signed an online petition opposing the deal.
My thought as I observed this majestic sight was this: If we are to thrive as a society, we must come together and pool our collective gifts to create an atmosphere of peace and collaboration.
This is especially so, given the rufda custom, which is practiced in the bādiya, and is the collective giving of gifts of livestock to the groom by all the neighbouring clans in the area where the wedding is to take place.
This year, the Tech Reunions 2002 classes-the 2s and 7s-generously contributed an amazing $90.9 million dollars to the collective reunion gift campaigns.
