Sentence examples for of a benefactor from inspiring English sources

Now, with the credit crunch, the support of a benefactor is taking on even more significance.

But when you think about it, Bill Clinton was never much of a benefactor for others in his party.

Here, the financial loss, arising from limitations in trade and other prohibitions, has been mitigated by the donations of a benefactor.

In August, the library met opposition to selling the collection from local residents, library supporters and a descendant of a benefactor, Mary C. Wakeman.

Her first acclaim came when "Renascence" was included in The Lyric Year in 1912; the poem brought Millay to the attention of a benefactor who made it possible for her to attend Vassar College.

"Artists like everybody else are entitled to voice their political opinions, but I view with deep concern the effective blackballing of a benefactor, implicit in this decision, merely because of its commercial arrangements".

Somehow he forgot to name the name of Rupert Murdoch, a benefactor of conservative causes like his own.

The creation of a benefactor-beneficiary relationship could negatively affect the successful learning experience.

Sigtrygg was also, according to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, "a patron of the arts, a benefactor of the church, and an economic innovator".

It was funny hearing the speeches praising Dona Maria Carlota Costellat de Macedo Soares to the skies as a lover of children & a benefactor of humanity.

Mr. Myhrvold, who led the creation of Microsoft Research, was a benefactor of the Science Museum project and bought a working replica for himself.