Sentence examples for needy at from inspiring English sources

The bridegroom's mother is the outreach coordinator overseeing programs to help the needy at Our Lady of Mercy Church.

These two claims are consistent because virtually everybody will be relatively needy at some time or other in life.

With that in mind, during his senior year at Frederick Douglass Academy, he started the group, called Project Feed Me, to distribute meals to the needy at Thanksgiving.

With so much free time, Mr. Kurisunkal decided to spend his weekends volunteering at a soup kitchen for the needy at 12th and Broadway.

Built as a poor-law hospital to treat the needy at the start of the 19th century, Stobhill had a proud civic history as a forerunner of the NHS.

He is believable but lovable as Scrooge, a wealthy businessman so callous that when asked to donate something to the needy at Christmas, he suggests that the unfortunate be sent to the poorhouse or prison.

Not so: The English Car Company is involved in a number of charities and regularly hosts children from needy families at at-risk communities to give them what he got as a boy: a ride that offers an aspirational glimpse of a better future.

Jennifer Lawrence's needy stay-at-home wife has buttery golden looks and piled-up blond hair — she's a vulgar beauty with a bedroom voice.

At times he can be needy and at others deeply resentful of intimacy.

In 1644, with the aid of a fund that had been left in trust to support needy scholars at the University of Cambridge, he matriculated at one of the colleges there, St. Catherine's Hall, and moved to Trinity College in 1646.

It's a conventionally classical solo, yet Osipova wrenches it into raw, needy expression, at times slowing the steps to near-paralysis, at others speeding them to the brink of ragged hysteria.