Sentence examples for given a benefit from inspiring English sources

And for one night only, Guys And Dolls was given a benefit performance at Carnegie Hall.

That wasn't an offense that warranted Simpson's firing; he was given a benefit of the doubt the White House could not extend to Van Jones and Shirley Sherrod.

He was given a benefit match against Nottinghamshire; his benefit eventually raised £3,648, at the time the third highest amount raised for a Yorkshire player.

At some point the predator may discover that the plant has little to offer and then leave, but unwillingly it has given a benefit to the mutant plant in terms of protection against any herbivore already present or attempting to settle.

It can also be argued that policing individuals can be given a benefit through some collectively agreed policy that someone who discovers an EPM incident gets rewarded.

Photos: Dec. 4: The New York University Child Study Center gave a benefit dinner at Cipriani 42nd Street.

The tenor José Carreras gives a benefit concert for his leukemia foundation.

The Historic Districts Council, a preservation organization for historical properties in New York, will give a benefit reception on Wednesday at 6 p.m.

"The thing we thought was giving a benefit may cause problems in some women," Dr. Mosca said.

On Oct. 9, John Lennon's birthday, the band gave a benefit concert for Afghan refugees in Islamabad.

He even offered to get his show-biz friends to give a benefit concert for the temple.