Sentence examples for donating from from inspiring English sources

"People are donating from all over the world.

The money came primarily from institutions and individuals donating from mostly within Sierra Leone, and from tax revenue.

The Obama campaign has transformed donating from a mere tool to generate revenue into a way of participating in an event, a cultural phenomenon.

They found that the personalised email and the sweets, which aimed to induce reciprocity, were the most powerful interventions, boosting the proportion of participants donating from 5 per cent to 17 per cent.

The more than $2 million that Mrs. Clinton is donating from her own campaign war chest is on top of the roughly $18 million that Mrs. Clinton's advisers say she has helped individual candidates and party committees raise in the 2005-6 elecycle cycle.

NHSBT assistant director of blood donation Jon Latham said: "We want to remind everyone that blood donation is one of the simplest ways you can save or improve a life - just one unit of blood can save the life of three adults or seven babies, and you can start donating from the age of 17".

For the study, 154 donors were selected from a routine database of voluntary blood donors who had donated from September 2005 through April 2007 (82,851 donations).

Her shop is loaded with items donated from television and commercial productions.

"The tournaments I donate from are throughout the whole season," he said.

Lutz & Patmos will donate from $10 to $50 to various charities for each purchase.

A cocktail reception will include food and drinks donated from local businesses.