Sentence examples for day benefit from inspiring English sources

There was no way she could go to the Valentine's Day benefit for the Israeli Philharmonic at Lincoln Center tonight.

On a Tuesday in May, she brought her message of good news to a Mother's Day benefit in Midtown Manhattan.

The trillions of dollars that wash through the global financial markets every day benefit speculators and theoretically shareholders, mostly institutional.

I only hope the universities that rejected me will one day benefit from a paper I publish once I sufficiently "prove myself".

And, in a really peculiar way, George W. Bush could, some day, benefit financially from his own administration's decisions, through his father's investments.

Perhaps the children of Pro Mujer's clients who are in school because of their mothers' business success will one day benefit from the larger investments that Surowiecki is referring to.

On that day, benefits will run out for 800,000 people, and 95,000 more people will lose their benefits each succeeding week.

Having just broken his maiden in his previous start, Action This Day benefited from a torrid early pace and closed from last for the victory.

Mr. Silver, who represents the Lower East Side, is a big fan of the Second Avenue subway, which he sees as some day benefiting his constituents.

Will the six or seven days off, depending on whether teams play tomorrow night or Tuesday, benefit some contending teams more than others?

The game was the nightcap of the AstraZeneca Hoops for the Cure Classic II, a one-day benefit for breast-cancer research in Tempe, Ariz.