Sentence examples for massive gifts from inspiring English sources
Looks like Courtney is truly counting her blessings for the massive gifts her plastic surgeon gave her.
On 2 March 2009, rawstory.com headlined "GOP Senator Orrin Hatch's Charity Tied to Massive Pharmaceutical Donations" and reported that, "The same year [Hatch's] Utah Families Foundation received massive gifts [$170,000], Sen. Hatch voted on a bill relating to Medicare Part D. Hatch voted against a bill requiring that the government negotiate discounted prices from drugmakers".
The Metropolitan duly received a massive gift from the Sargent estate in June 1950.
The five-person inquiry, which was set up after revelations of massive gift-giving and other favours to IOC members as part of Salt Lake City's successful bid to stage the 2002 Winter Olympics, made no resignation calls but left no doubt either that a cultural purge of the entire Olympic movement was required.
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has made a massive gift to his alma mater, Harvard, that will enable its computer science faculty to grow 50percentt by adding 12 new professors.
To be on two gigs that I'm a huge fan of, where I love the writing and respect the writing, it's just one massive gift.
The COPE Act is a massive gift to the biggest telephone companies, allowing them to rapidly enter the TV business with high-speed networks to deliver next-generation television.
Like many others, I saw this coming before the ACA became law, writing in March 2010: "On a political level, the mandate provision is a massive gift to the Republican Party, all set to keep on giving to the right wing for many years.
The $350 million gift from Stephen A. Schwarzman for naming rights is in line with other massive recent gifts to MIT's close neighbor Harvard, which received $400 million from John A. Paulsen to name the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and $350 million from Gerald Chan to name the School of Public Health.
But again, Facebook's massive reach gifts it a greater share of blame — as the most effective channel (at least that we currently know of) for political disinformation muck spreading.
