Sentence examples for donated later from inspiring English sources

"Generally, curators are encouraging people on the board to buy pieces by artists that a museum is planning to show or acquire hoping that the work will be donated later on," says one museum-world insider.

The top choice (about 37percentt): "I may donate later".

The likely explanation is that the donors, including many parents, held off, figuring that they could donate later, when the deceased-donor kidney eventually failed.

(If you opt to pay nothing, the site gives you a multiple-choice list of reasons that include "I may donate later," "I don't really like Girl Talk," and "I don't value music made from sampling").

Instead, one finds benefit parties decorated with drifting tendrils of paint strips or else walls upholstered in Post-its or centerpieces constructed from 18,000 donated pencils later to be passed along to schoolchildren.

A Shanghai lawyer later donated 540,000 renminbi, about $83,300, to her survivors after pledging to pay one renminbi for each message sent to the husband over Sina Weibo, a Chinese version of Twitter.

After the Allan Cup was later donated for that purpose, Grey instead made his trophy available as the "Canadian Dominion Football Championship" (national championship) of Canadian football.

He later donated his library to the Senate of Venice.

(Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton later donated the money to charities).

About 60 more were later donated by others.

Ayers later donated two hundred dollars to his campaign fund.