Sentence examples for doing charitable works from inspiring English sources

The ride is shared with two other cooks who, like Kalogeridis, are members of a chefs' club whose activities include doing charitable works.

Amat served as a home base for a batch of Vincentian priests, a sect devoted to chaste men doing charitable works.

Jed's charismatic, self-involved parents — his father busy running a declining black newspaper, his mother off doing charitable works — are tenderly drawn (and have a stronger fictional vitality than its watchful narrator).

We also need to learn what ought to have been obvious, at least since Jimmy Savile, is that doing charitable works or being a good father figure, as witnesses testified about Clifford, bears no relationship to whether that same man is a sexual abuser.

They are not looking to make someone an all-star; they are doing charitable work.

A spokeswoman said Edwards also had been doing charitable work in El Salvador.

Such donations make sense for an organization doing charitable work around the world.

The idea is to highlight the men as "Edun Pioneers," or men who are doing charitable work or pioneering new ideas in areas like food or business.

He began doing charitable work in Haiti well before the 2010 earthquake, and he has raised millions of dollars for that country.

"Over the years, I haven't been very good at volunteering for worthy causes, or doing charitable work," he told writer.

"If you have a charity that's doing charitable work, you should not divert its funds to tort judgments," Mr. Doherty said Mr. Roisman agreed -- to a point.