Sentence examples for from a benefactor from inspiring English sources

The author helped to organize the all-female effort, which received its funding from a benefactor whose identity cannot be revealed.

B From a benefactor, private donations, etc? C A mixture? Question unanswered 7 Have you employed outside agencies to help you make the decision (market researchers/brand managers)?

B From a benefactor, private donations, etc? C A mixture? Don't know 7 Have you employed outside agencies to help you make the decision (market researchers/brand managers)?

B From a benefactor, private donations, etc? C A mixture? 7 Have you employed outside agencies to help you make the decision (market researchers/brand managers)?

Plymouth received an offer of £125,000 from a benefactor but the money would only be made available if the club was able to match it.

The school can't even use two new Xerox machines -- a gift from a benefactor -- until two new electrical lines are installed.

It is located on Mount Fowlkes (2,024 metres [6,640 feet]) at the University of Texas at Austin's McDonald Observatory near Fort Davis, Texas, U.S. The HET is named after Bill Hobby, lieutenant governor of Texas from 1973 to 1991, and Robert Eberly, a benefactor of Pennsylvania State University, which is a partner in the HET project.

Mr. Melee works mostly from home, but also keeps a studio in neighboring Ocean Grove on the ground level of an old high school, which several years ago was bought from the town by a benefactor for a dollar and transformed into an arts center and studios for artists.

Iran has also been a benefactor from events in Iraq and has increased its presence both in Baghdad and other areas as it helps the Iraqi army fight the Islamic State.

That comes from a private benefactor.

The ad buy comes less than 24 hours after the group, Winning Our Future, received a pledge from a wealthy benefactor to donate $5 million.