Sentence examples for put on benefit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Korman, who will charge $10 for the benefit concerts, said he had put on benefit performances in his restaurant in the past, including one with Bennett Studios, a recording studio down the street from the Harms center owned by Tony Bennett's son, Dae, where the elder Mr. Bennett recently recorded a CD with k.d.d

The women choose passages from Eve's Vagina Monologues, and put on benefits to raise money for local organizations that fight violence against women and girls.

On August 25, 2007, she put on a benefit show in Baltimore called "Kimmie's Angels on Ice" to benefit the charity.

Mr. Lebus said he agreed to put on the benefit last week, after working through the weekend to distribute aid to storm victims with his brother, Jesse Lebus, who is an Episcopal friar.

On one hand the book has its comical side, which is meant to rise to a fever pitch when Rosie recruits a few celebrities to visit Nambula and put on a benefit performance.

VICE: I hear you guys put on a benefit concert for Michael Jackson when he was being charged.

Alex Johnstone, the Tory welfare spokesman at Holyrood, said Sturgeon had ignored the fact that many people taken off DLA would be put on unemployment benefits and that the new PIP scheme would mean increases in benefits for others.

Moving housing-supply decisions to city level should mean that due weight is put on the benefits of growth.

A cap will be put on the benefits a multinational can derive from routing investments in a second jurisdiction through a third country.

Behind the lack of confidence in Social Security is rampant talk about the exploding national debt and the strain baby boomers will put on the benefits as they move en masse into retirement.

Multicriteria decision analysis (MCDA) [ 16, 17] and the Gail/National Cancer Institute [ 3] approach provide examples for approaches where multiple outcomes are considered and put on a benefit-harm comparison metric.