Sentence examples for get a donated from inspiring English sources

The Qarawis expected to get a donated trailer last year, but it went to a family loyal to Hamas, she said.

Michael is trying to get a donated laptop for Heaven so she can continue to hone her typing skills.

The procedure is especially hard on their arteries, and studies have shown these children's risk of early death, often from cardiovascular disease, is four times higher compared with that for children fortunate enough to get a donated kidney.

Ms. Jensen's experience offers an unsettling glimpse into the live-or-die decision-making that determines who gets a donated organ.

Give us the $39.00 bucks, and we can do something with it that will make us feel good: get a pedicure, donate to Planned Parenthood (in case my candidate loses) or buy a healthy dinner for a homeless family, complete with broccoli.

But as time went by, Ms. Lipson decided to focus on getting a building donated, instead of constructing one, and it began to seem more practical, he said.

And they resent that one man's vision is represented as their collective vision, even while acknowledging that some of his actions, like planting fruit trees in abandoned lots, using Levi's money to finance a children's librarian and helping to get a new playground donated to the town make Braddock a more appealing, and most likely safer, place.

The Feinberg law firm has helped, pro bono, to determine which victims get a portion of donated money after the Boston Marathon bombing, the Virginia Tech shooting, the Aurora theater shooting and the Pulse nightclub shooting.

After transferring hospitals, McCaffrey was able to get a prescription for donated milk, but had to purchase it directly from the milk bank and bring it to the hospital on her own.

Participants were randomly assigned to one of four situations: receiving help (they got an anonymous donated invitation created by another participant); observing help (they witnessed other participants anonymously donating invitations); receiving and observing help; and neither.

"Everybody can get a haircut and donate".