Sentence examples for may have donated from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Lee's case, that means talking to people who may have donated to his opponents.

"Yes, it's a tricky thing, given people may have donated on the assumption that they would remain completely anonymous.

Bill Gates may have donated fifty-one million dollars to the New York City public-school system this fall, but Amy Wallace's first graders still can't afford a new home for their pet crab, Clifford.

By Tad Friend Bill Gates may have donated fifty-one million dollars to the New York City public-school system this fall, but Amy Wallace's first graders still can't afford a new home for their pet crab, Clifford.

Because the documents sent to The Times did not include any pages from Mr. Trump's 1995 federal tax return, it is impossible to determine how much he may have donated to charity that year.

"He's coming out!" Bill Gates may have donated fifty-one million dollars to the New York City public-school system this fall, but Amy Wallace's first graders still can't afford a new home for their pet crab, Clifford.

"Here we have a case where [there are] people separate from the member of Congress who may or may not have donated to the member of Congress," Kalla said.

Mr. Quinn testified that he had advised Eric Holder, then the deputy attorney general, that he was approaching the White House on Mr. Rich's behalf, but that is no substitute for following the rules other clemency seekers, who may not have donated a million dollars or may not have hired the president's former lawyer, must follow.

The artists who have donated their work may deduct on their tax returns the money paid for their art.

Villagers have donated clothes.

So far, 23,000 people have donated.