Sentence examples for never before contributed from inspiring English sources

Forty-seven percent of Mr. Lee's backers had never before contributed on Kickstarter.

But he added that he had never before contributed to a New York candidate.

People I know, people who had never before contributed to charity, emptied their pockets when a cocker spaniel was shown standing on a rooftop after Hurricane Katrina hit, eight months later.

Another day, the president of a Philadelphia bank gave $25,000, saying, "We have never before contributed a cent to politics, but the present crisis we believe to be as important as the [Civil] war".

The teacher later approached Zaremba and told him that Oscar had never before volunteered to contribute.

At the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow those foundations were built on as England, Scotland and Wales experienced their most successful Games – and women from the home nations contributed like never before.

But it is feasible that the new agenda will contribute to never before seen change".

By Philip Levine The New Yorker, November 17 , 1980P. 52 Never before View Article Philip Levine began contributing poems to the magazine in 1958, and was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1995 for his collection "The Simple Truth".

The other benefit of the project is that it has introduced Mr. Shaiman to the medium of Internet video, a field to which he has never (willingly) contributed before.

Never before, however, had any caseworker been accused of contributing to a death.

With so many millions of individuals around the world having contributed to tsunami relief, eyes are fixed as never before on Indonesia and its war on corruption.