Sentence examples for preparing to donate from inspiring English sources

Dr. Campbell said Mr. Chenault was skilled at comforting families who had lost loved ones and were preparing to donate their organs.

In 1975, when Osborne was preparing to donate the clothes to the Texas Fashion Collection, she wrote, in a letter to the curator, "If you see any little drops of water on the dresses, they are my tears.

If the clinic agrees to perform this procedure, the mother will probably need to begin preparing to donate eggs several weeks to a month in advance.

But local benefactors alone cannot meet the demand for houses, though many farmers are prepared to donate land.Farmers, at least, have generally prospered in Somerset.

The director of the Amstelhof had let Mr. Veen know that he would have to evacuate the building, and was prepared to donate it for cultural purposes.

The financial health of the campaign appeared grim — Mrs. Clinton loaned herself $6 million last month, and she is prepared to donate more.

Moved by the television and radio coverage, lines of volunteers turned up at hospitals across the city, prepared to donate blood for the survivors.

The frustrating thing is that around 65% of British people say they are prepared to donate an organ after their death – but only a quarter are registered donors.

If 1 per cent of those who said they would be prepared to donate a kidney to a stranger did so, the waiting list would be wiped out more than four times over.

Dick Harpootlian, former chairman of the South Carolina Democratic party, said he was giving $10,000 to the super political action committee (Pac) Draft Biden and was prepared to donate another $10,000 of his personal funds if asked.

This situation is similar to a "legacy," a boy whose father or mother attended the school, or what admissions officers call a development office special, the child of someone prepared to donate more than a half-million dollars.