Sentence examples for contributors members from inspiring English sources
A letter from Spence Halperin ["How Free Is Free?" Aug. 19] takes issue with the fact that some tickets to Shakespeare in the Park go to contributors, members and corporate sponsors.
Mr. McCain's aides said his problems arose because contributors, staff members — and perhaps Mr. McCain himself — had been lulled into complacency after a year in which they had systematically portrayed his nomination as inevitable.
In recent weeks, Mr. Paterson has called dozens of major political donors, including some of his own top contributors and members of New York's Congressional delegation, asking them to give money to the Democratic Senate campaign.
Contributors become members of the MyFootballClub Trust for £35 ($69).
Our dataset has now grown to 400k profiles and 45k investment rounds thanks to our community of contributors and members of the CrunchBase Venture Program.
"We have a model that is so disruptive for both the contributors and members that we believe we can build what is not just a me-too marketplace," Leonard told me.
According to campaign finance data from the Center for Responsive Politics, the real estate industry was the fourth largest contributor to members of Congress during the 2005-2006 session.
He was a gifted horticulturalist, raising over 3000 orchids, and a contributor and member of the International Orchid Society.
The National Republican Congressional Committee has been intensifying its pressure on Democratic lawmakers in districts across the country to return political contributions from Mr. Rangel, who was among the most generous contributors to fellow members of Congress.
IT was by and large a jovial crowd that filled the back rooms of the Half King bar in Chelsea on Tuesday night, as a crush of former staff members, contributors and friends of I.D. magazine, the 56-year-old design bible that folded last month, gathered, ostensibly to mourn its passing.
