Sentence examples for day benefited from inspiring English sources

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.

One division, Hachette Filipachi Medias, publisher of more than 220 magazines including Woman's Day, benefited from an increase in advertising that started in the fourth quarter, especially in the United States, Lagardère said.

A portion of the profits that day benefited the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's "Great Strides" walk in Huntington Beach.

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.

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.

"People like [Ireland lock and captain] Willie-John McBride in my day benefitted greatly from being on other tours and he was an outstanding captain," he said.

The lender's fourth-quarter earnings, reported Tuesday, benefited considerably from a recovery in trading income.

The pullback on Tuesday benefited the U.S. dollar and yen, which are favored as "safer" investments in the currency market.

The Mahler, on Friday, benefited from the youthful, joyous singing of the superb Westminster Symphonic Choir (directed by Joe Miller).

The first of two Joffrey casts on view through Sunday benefited from this emphasis on the total dramatic context rather than the love duets.

The weak pound supported sales of handbags and leather goods at British luxury-goods maker Burberry, while even distiller Diageo (whose overall results disappointed on Wednesday) benefited from a stronger euro and dollar.