Sentence examples for raise relief from inspiring English sources
But George Bush Senior and Bill Clinton developed a personal affection after George W Bush asked them to team up to raise relief money in the wake of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami that killed hundreds of thousands.
As the disaster unfolded, President Zardari decided to travel to Paris and London, in order, he explained to reporters, to raise relief funds and repair some misunderstandings about Pakistan's vigilance against terrorism.
"We always have that bond, even when we're away," said Jean Elie Porchette, a car salesman and computer technician who has been working nonstop trying to raise relief aid and using his Facebook page as a networking site since the disaster.
"People are always telling me I need to do more charity work," said Ms. Campbell, who, it is often forgotten, was a primary force behind successful benefits to raise relief funds after Hurricane Katrina and again after the devastating earthquake in Haiti last January.
According to NewNowNext, season one contestant and fan-favorite Ongina is selling autographed photos in an effort to raise relief funding.
The biggest U.S. shopping day may also be the perfect opportunity to raise relief money for victims of Superstorm Sandy -- the second costliest natural disaster in U.S. history, according to the AP.
The resulting imagery appears in raised relief on the other side of the sheet.
She raised relief and legal defense funds for the Mesabi iron miners' strike in Minnesota in 1916.
An outstanding feature of many is the vibrant surface texture, with allover patterns of linear raised relief and decorative beading as well as precisely placed puncture marks.
Made from multiple layers of inked, bleached and sanded newsprint, they have no apparent narrative subtext; they seem to be entirely about the material allure of their surfaces, alternately bumpy with raised relief and as smooth as watered silk.
Happily, the Russian ambassador is not rising to the bait, stating that the design might be "a millimetre out here and there," but that the shape is more or less correct.The €1 and €2 Estonian coins do have one bold feature: raised relief maps of the country with a slight incline in the south.
