Sentence examples for longtime benefactor from inspiring English sources
Republicans are furious at their longtime benefactor.
Recently the institution's 14 explorers have started posing some uncomfortable questions to their longtime benefactor.
Lila Acheson Wallace, co-founder of the Reader's Digest, was a longtime benefactor.
Robert Woodruff, who led the Coca-Cola Company, was a longtime benefactor.
Fight For Sight, Inc., mourns the loss of our longtime benefactor and father of our esteemed Board member Stephen Holland.
The fallout for Mr. Bannon: Rebekah Mercer, the adviser's longtime benefactor, disavowed him in a rare public statement.
He and his late wife, Blanche, were longtime benefactors of the College and other civic and philanthropic organizations.
In New York — as in Boston, Baltimore and Chicago — shrinking enrollment and rising school deficits in recent years have deepened the church's dependence on its cadres of longtime benefactors.
Dr. Friedman and his family have been longtime benefactors of the School of Medicine, and their generosity has touched the lives of students, colleagues and many other members of our community.
The house of Sidney F. Brody and Frances Lasker Brody, longtime benefactors of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is for sale for a mere $24.95 million (or just under a quarter of the price of the Picasso).
Save Ellis Island has been hurt not only by the decline in donations caused by the economic downturn, but also by major spending cuts from New Jersey, one of its longtime benefactors.
