Sentence examples for possible benefactor from inspiring English sources

"We know of at least one woman connected with the friary, Ellen Luenor, a possible benefactor and founder with her husband, Gilbert," said Mathew Morris, the site director of the University of Leicester Archaeological Services.

With an eye to possible benefactors, Mr. Savimbi pragmatically recast himself as an anti-Communist.

He said he was completing a business plan for the center and had begun informal discussions with possible benefactors.

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.

What did come as a surprise is the possible appearance of the much-awaited Benefactor.

After not receiving funding, a nameless benefactor suddenly made it possible to open its doors again.

Analysts on Thursday cast the North's latest move as a possible political gambit to ensure its benefactors in China do not bond with Mr. Obama over North Korea's defiance.

Our Power of YOU program, which is made possible by numerous community and business benefactors, makes the first two years of college tuition-free to as many high school new graduates as possible based on student financial needs.

I will leave the last words to Scott Asen, the benefactor who made it all possible: To collar a majestic wild animal so that he can live out his life in peace and safety is an unnatural act.

Your benefactors pick one of 130 possible options, pay for it and leave the rest of the car to other magnanimous people.

Until now, it has been possible for North Korea's two chief economic benefactors, China and South Korea, to intimate that American intransigence is chiefly to blame for the six-party talks being stalled.