Sentence examples for generous to get from inspiring English sources

If they have fax, do fax them and some will be generous to get back to you.

As a result, it offered Abu Dhabi generous terms to get its money.

And because it costs so much for the Big Three to shut down plants -- the pension costs are enormous -- they pretty much have to keep cranking out cars and trucks, then offer generous deals to get them off dealer lots.

Care packages are also generous gifts to get them through the storm.

Within a couple of weeks, colleagues say, he was able to persuade Bain and the other founders to give up most of their overly generous payments, and to get the banks to forgive a portion of the loans.

"Many in the sector feel they - and the Higher Education Funding Council for England, in particular - are being overly generous in trying to get the Treasury off the hook it created for itself with its ill-considered proposals for post-RAE 2008".

Sarah and Ted are old school friends of Ben's, and when he has them over for a Nepalese meal it's less out of feeling generous than wanting to get Ted out of the way so that he can get with Sarah.

But the capital intensive industry will need to continue to raise heaps of private capital (and benefit from generous government policies) to get there.

In the initial notice, Zynga told players "As a thank you for playing, Zynga would like to offer Yoville players a generous Welcome Package to get started on Zlive".

Donating something anonymously is a good way to practice being generous without needing to get something in return.

The city's teachers, firefighters and police officers are still trying to get generous contracts.