Sentence examples for generous guardian from inspiring English sources

Generous Guardian readers have helped us raise nearly £20,000 in the first 24 hours of refugee charity appeal.

As Deronda's wise and generous guardian, Edward Fox is the personification of all well-bred upper class Englishmen.

Suffragette: The Diary of Dollie Baxter by Carol Drinkwater - After the death of her generous guardian, Dollie Baxter faces a frightening and uncertain future.

With Labour and the Lib Dems reportedly planning to go into the election pledging more money for the NHS, that may appeal to Conservatives who know they need to be seen as the service's generous, trustworthy guardian.

He adds: "It's very generous of the Guardian to give me all their content for £2.30 [the Guardian iPhone app is priced at £2.39] and I hasten to add I still buy the paper every day, but I probably find myself using the app more than I use the paper and that's just in two weeks.

Money had always been a nagging anxiety, since neither the BBC nor the Guardian were particularly generous employers.

"I wonder if I was too generous," Gibney said when the Guardian asked about his film's somewhat sympathetic treatment of Holmes, who denies the allegations.

Updated at 10.13pm BST 9.11pm BST Balmorhea State Park Per the generous recommendation of austindb at Guardian Witness, we arrived at Balmorhea State Park about an hour ago to quickly check out the huge, spring-fed pool of the same name.

All this has been thanks to generous donations from readers of the Guardian and from Barclays.

A generous man, Clark served as legal guardian for Sacagawea's children, cared for numerous relatives, and offered assistance to religious groups, missionaries, explorers, and travelers.

According to his guardians, Jabu is kind, generous and thoughtful.