Sentence examples for constant volunteer from inspiring English sources
Colleagues at Stop the War and in Corbyn's campaigns over the years described him as a constant volunteer, happy to make suggestions before getting on his bike to go to the next event.
In the March Vogue, Blaine Trump, dubbed the Constant Volunteer, suggested that her fund-raising efforts for God's Love We Deliver and other charities have given her social life meaning.
In order to precondition test sites and keep all topical treatments constant for all volunteers, volunteers were required to abstain from using deodorant soaps, moisturizing soaps, or cosmetic moisturizers on the test area for a period of 10 days prior to commencement, and during the course of the study.
PAGE 9 National AT VETERANS CEMETERY, A Roll Call of Honor For eight days straight, a constant flow of volunteers has come to Riverside National Cemetery in Riverside, Calif., to stand and read the names of all 148,000 military veterans and soldiers buried there.
There is a strict no-alcohol and no-drugs rule and a constant stream of volunteers, donating time and money to the cause.
But we also understand that not everyone has the option of giving their time to help a good cause...we realized that charities are in need of more than just money – they are often overwhelmed with work and are in constant need of volunteers.
Unlike volunteers from decades past, today's Peace Corps volunteers face constant threats of violence.
So while urgent appeals are there to deal with sudden dips in donation, there is a constant quest to recruit volunteers.
To achieve this, PdOC needs a constant supply of new volunteers and a paid member of the University administration to provide some secretarial assistance and continuity to the committee.
Training of community volunteers and constant reinforcement of this knowledge could enhance the basic knowledge and practice levels in their communities, thus improving the long-term sustainability of such interventions.
A small percentage of observant Jews in the United States partake in pre-burial rituals that include washing and clothing the bodies, and some Jewish volunteer groups keep constant vigil beside the deceased until burial.
