Sentence examples for donate her time from inspiring English sources

But it turns out that a week before the super-liberal TED crowd was shocked by comedian Sarah Silverman's repeated use of the word "retarded" on stage (so much so that TED organizer Chris Anderson tweeted how "god-awful" she was), she had agreed to donate her time to a fundraiser for children with Down syndrome.

Berger also said that "Mariah has and continues to donate her time, money and countless hours of personal service to many organizations both here and abroad".

You could hire a local event planner or producer, or ask her to donate her time and skills for a charity fashion event.

Susan Guz, manager of The New York Times Company Store, has donated her time.

She selflessly donated her time and wisdom to her family, friends, church, and the needy.

Explaining why she donates her time, she said: "It's deeply satisfying to work, and to be able to do something very directly.

She sometimes sends financial aid to people who have reached out to her, and regularly donates her time at U.S. bases overseas to advise military families on their finances.

"These plans are impersonal and generic," said one of the disappointed, Debra Brown Steinberg, a lawyer with Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft who has donated her time to represent many victims' families.

Voltage, who donates her time to Mother Cabrini in an after-school program she developed called Energy Up, dreams of what she calls an "energy franchise" -- to help boost the self-esteem of teenage girls in schools across the country.

The two women, introduced by another college coach, hit it off well enough that Liukin donated her time and a leotard — the one she wore during the 2007 world championships — to a fund-raiser that helped generate close to $30,000 for Hicks's program.

In response to the disappointment voiced by Debra Brown Steinberg, a lawyer who has donated her time to represent many victims' families, as well as the other critics of the plans for the World Trade Center memorial, I can only quote the words that President Lincoln spoke in his Gettysburg Address: "We can not dedicate -- we can not consecrate -- we can not hallow -- this ground".