Sentence examples for like a benefactor from inspiring English sources

Larry once said, "I've always told him, 'As long as I'm working, you'll have a job.' " But Larry has also been sensitive to the notion that Herb needed him for employment, and was ultimately uncomfortable with Herb's lifelong habit of not treating him like a benefactor and of telling him what Herb believed his little brother needed to hear.

And Mr. Leon Talley has no doubts about the power of the little black dress after years of attending haute couture shows and advising socialites like Anne Bass, a benefactor of the New York City Ballet, as well as famous names from Alicia Keys through Gwyneth Paltrow, Diana Ross, Serena and Venus Williams and Renée Zellweger.

The athletic programme was like a large benefactor to the university and local community.

Compared with the deal John Henry, owner of the Boston Red Sox, struck for The Boston Globe on Friday, Mr. Bezos looks like a lavish benefactor.

Statistics show that, so far, City were much more dangerous in attack last year when Fornaroli was partnered with the complementary Harry Novillo – and the pair had the luxury of Aaron Mooy, in Rolls-Royce form, behind them, dishing off assists like a wealthy benefactor.

Robert has a dream that one day he'll find a benefactor for his daughters — like the rapper 50 Cent.

Somehow he forgot to name the name of Rupert Murdoch, a benefactor of conservative causes like his own.

It may seem incredible that a benefactor would simply drop from the sky like this.

A benefactor? A...butcher?

As a benefactor and a blues man.

Local radio has clearly been a benefactor.