Sentence examples for donated like from inspiring English sources
"She's obviously there because she's a billionaire and she donated, like, two hundred million dollars to the Republican Party".
"Design Works in Ludlow, Mass., donated like $1,700 worth of clothes last year," Ms. Rosin says, holding up one of the gauzy gold T-shirts.
The Asian elephant – donated like most of the animals in the exhibition after dying in captivity – dominates the final room of the exhibition, dwarfing even the giraffe at its side.
Many of the library's nonfiction holdings have been sold off and donated, like books on maritime history and botany, as well as 19th-century, self-help-themed titles that merchants hoped would instill moral character in their clerks and keep them "away from the rum shop and billiard room," as William Wood, the library's founder, once put it.
The university's 2009 United Way of Central Maryland campaign, which kicks off on Wednesday, will stress efficiency and maximize the dollars donated like never before, according to campaign leadership.
I can see some teenage girl moved to tears because "it was, like, sooo totally appropriate that I donated, like [insert sappy Top 40 song here] because it's what [insert male or female teen idol here] listens to, and they, like, would totally do that too".
Ms. Philp said prizes were rarely the starting point for philanthropists and usually came after more traditional ways of donating, like financing research.
I don't have money to donate like Mr. Buffet does, but I have time to spare and a real desire to mentor and support people.
I've never forgotten that lady and her bag of candy bars and I've always tried to remember to include something fun when donating, like a box of candy canes and some little marshmallow santas at Christmas.
If they ask why say for the dogs in the pound or tell them a pound company your donating to like Paws, that's a no killing shelter.
As for donated items like food and clothing, Carlos suggests organizations like the Salvation Army and Goodwill.
