Sentence examples for donations fight from inspiring English sources

The protagonists — a slacker doing soul-killing temp work (Mr. Mercer), an animal-shelter worker and reality-TV nut who reads her cheating boyfriend's e-mail (Ms. Brownstein) and a thrift-store sorter (Renée Roman Nose) who finds a cremation urn among the donations — fight losing battles against isolation and the deadening effects of consumerist-conformist culture.

How far along the order is remains a mystery, as does the willingness of the administration to take on the donations fight.

Mr. Garofalo, a retired carpenter who amassed his considerable collection of military memorabilia through auctions and donations, fought in the Pacific with the Fourth Marine Division from 1942 to 1945.

On Saturday morning you can take a capoeira class for $7, and on Sunday evening, for a $10 suggested donation, Fight Like a Woman, a self-defense class.

In lieu of flowers please make charitable donations to fight cancer and save animals.

There are lots of donations to fight slavery, but very little is done to make the cost clear to people.

On that day Mr. Kimmerle, an architect, had learned that the Stonington Historical Society, which operates the lighthouse as a museum, was soliciting donations to fight his plan.

On Oct. 7, Mr. Kimmerle learned that the Stonington Historical Society, which operates the lighthouse as a museum, was soliciting donations to fight his plan once again.

The National Organization for Marriage maintains that it did not break the law because it solicited donations to fight same-sex marriage in general, not the Maine statute in particular.

Cut that by 5%, and you will have found enough money to treble the rich world's current official donations to fight AIDS.Farm support should, though, be cut by much more than 5%.

Even though international donations to fight malaria more than doubled from 1998 to 2002, sub-Saharan Africa needs three times as much money as it now spends, the World Health Organization estimates.