Sentence examples for mass donations from inspiring English sources
The lesser-known charities receive less unusable hair than Locks of Love, which has become almost synonymous with the cause and attracts mass donations.
It was wonderful to behold the helpfulness of the local people who organised private mass donations over social media whenever something was needed – be it food, sleeping bags, nappies or winter coats.
Obama's victory does show the power of mass donations, and if the FDR comparisons are to mean anything, then like FDR he needs to be pushed hard from the left.
(To be clear, I think all the mass donations in politics is an abomination but it's what the law allows now and Governor Kasich needs it or he won't make it in this race).
As with many mass donation programs, Toms's donated goods are not customized for the recipient region.
Others, opposed to the strike, called for a mass donation of blood to the NHS instead to symbolise the contribution to the UK made by Poles.
In reaction, supporters organized "mass donation days" to try to help the campaign gain momentum and funds, such as on December 5, 2007, the anniversary of the Repeal of Prohibition.
The Kursk incident continues to consume newspapers and television news broadcasts, which were filled today with somber music and roll calls of the dead, and both local governments and individuals were massing donations for the seamen's survivors.
The mass blood donations for supplies to splatter on the office of the prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, was a creepy stunt.
Essentially, either a critical mass of small donations generate a multiple of public matching funding (in New York City, donations from city voters of $175 or under are matched 6-1) or candidates can voluntarily opt into a system where, if they reach a minimum threshold of donors, they receive a fixed amount of public funds to run for office.
A few muddy orchestral passages apart, Mr. Wachner led a polished, buoyant and joyous rendition of the Mass, during which donations were collected.
