Sentence examples for contribute something to from inspiring English sources

The members of the lab were very interested in learning more English because they had weekly teleconferences with other, international sections of the company, so I was able to contribute something to the lab culture, apart from my scientific contributions.

We're inviting everyone out there to contribute something to the book.

Q: I'd like to contribute something to the Teaching Negotiation Resource Center.

I would really like to use my experience to contribute something to the wider ELT community.

But many critics of the tax relief say the airlines should contribute something to airport security costs.

"Anyone who makes money out of my content ought to contribute something to my well-being," Mr. Wallis said.

He had come expecting to be welcomed; he had wanted to contribute something to the village again.

"I always thought I should contribute something to Taiwan to repay the free education I received there," he said.

Our mission, as an agent of a University, is not to judge, but to contribute something to learning.

At the end of the school year, his mother, a widow, told him he would need to get a job and contribute something to the household, he said.

So, it was also a concert that challenged people to contribute something--to hold fundraisers independently before Life Is Good.