Sentence examples for had decided to donate from inspiring English sources

He had decided to donate $25,000.

But once Wagner had decided to donate he felt as though he had a calling.

Mr. Kennedy declined to specify the fee for the Accoona speech, but said that Mr. Clinton had decided to donate the money to his foundation.

Yu Panglin, 86, a real estate tycoon and prominent philanthropist, had put the house up for sale but told reporters on Monday that he had decided to donate the property to Hong Kong's government for use as a museum.

A Vatican spokesman said Pope Francis had decided to donate an unspecified sum of money to each of the 155 survivors of the disaster, who are slowly being moved from a migrant holding centre on Lampedusa.

Mr. Weir said the band had decided to donate the memorabilia in part to keep it from getting lost as years went by. "It seemed to all of us that the stuff really belongs to the community that supported us for all those years," he said.

The family has decided to donate the ball from the 21st strikeout to the museum.

He was entitled to a £213,000 payoff, but has decided to donate the money to charity.

Buckles says G4S has decided to donate £2.5m to an armed forces charity.

Mr. Jaffee, 92, has decided to donate many of them, along with other material from his personal archives, to the rare book and manuscript library at Columbia University.

That will change, however, because AXA Equitable, the insurance company that bought it nearly 30 years ago, has decided to donate it to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.