Sentence examples for contributor to making from inspiring English sources

He has toured and recorded extensively with Hootie and the Blowfish and R.E.M., and is a contributor to "Making Notes," an anthology of the music of the Carolinas.

Terry Burnham is a regular contributor to Making Sen$e with Paul Solman at the PBS NewsHour Online, where this post originally appeared.

Of 24 factors, only one was cited as likely to be a major contributor to making American great in the next decade by more than two-thirds of those polled: "Living under a system of guaranteed individual freedom" (68percentt).

The latest contribution to this Chicken Little portrait is the result of a Harris poll that asked what Americans believe will be "a major contributor to making the country great" in "the next ten years".

He would change his mind about the land purchase if "science leads us to believe that it's a major contributor to making things better," and added he's concerned buying land would take away money from existing projects.

The assessment of personal risks was considered by participants as the greatest contributor to making a personal commitment to the program.

CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY -- This allows a contributor to make a donation to a charity while receiving a fixed income in return.

Two-bedroomed family suites £240 per night (+44 (0)1768 341937, stayinacastle.com) Jules Brown, contributor to Make The Most of Your Time in Britain, Rough Guides (published 23 April) It's easy to be sniffy about all-inclusives, but the Club Med formula is so polished and upbeat that it's hard not to be charmed.

In September 2011, Laura Rossi Totten made her publishing debut as a contributor to MAKE MINE A DOUBLE edited by Gina Barreca (University of New England Press).

Many official leaders have stepped up and joining them are many who are now leaders when before they were simply neighbors, coworkers or quiet contributors to making a place a community.

Lawrence Goldman, the DNB's editor, said: "We have always encouraged contributors to make judgments.