Sentence examples for point bono from inspiring English sources

One other point Bono made is that there is a trade-off when it comes to artists.

Not that he ever looked down on anybody, but I can remember at one point Bono was giving a concert at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles and invited Bukowski and his wife to be his guests.

As Freshfields' head of pro bono Paul Yates points out, failures in services risk the commitment from firms like his – rather than encourage them to step forward.

At one point he worked pro bono for seven months at a computer firm just to have Internet access and a place to sleep.

And Bono? Haha, yes, Sir Bono.

But Mr Harvey and Ms Dowling prefer to point to law schools' pro-bono work as making the difference.

Stephen Rapp, the State Department's ambassador at large for war crimes issues, and a friend of Lynch, pointed to her recent pro bono work for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda as an indication of her "dedication to justice".

Many Nassar survivors, including Olympian Aly Raisman, were upset with Bono's appointment and pointed out that the former Republican congresswoman from California worked for Faegre Baker Daniels, which represented USA Gymnastics when investigations into Nassar began in 2015.

Combine the views, and you should have the majority of the village covered, ensuring you'll catch a glimpse of Bono and chums at some point, if you're patient, and obbsessed enough.

Four Bronx organizations that supported the study — including the Point, a Hunts Point community group — have asked pro bono lawyers to look into their legal options to get the E.P.A. and the state to improve air quality in the South Bronx.

At one point, a crisis counselor offered her services pro-bono to anyone who wanted to talk, "whatever your political persuasion".