Sentence examples similar to some bono from inspiring English sources

I started with some volunteering, some pro bono work, serving on boards, really serving where I could have the greatest impact.

He enlisted some pro bono legal aid.

Maybe some pro bono legal work, too.

For some, pro bono work will become a career-long habit.

I also do some pro bono trips to developing countries, mostly to correct facial deformities.

Prior to becoming a trustee, it is worthwhile offering the charity some pro bono support to help with key issues they're struggling with.

Most private counselors do some pro bono work for lower-income students, but such work usually amounts to a small fraction of their client base.

Lucky in that Rita, who normally wouldn't touch a case like this but is shamed into doing some pro bono work, is terrific in court.

"They sometimes will throw in some pro bono work as part of winning a contract, and sometimes it is legitimate and sincere".

Kele's voice adds some of Bono's resonance to the postpunk yelp of the Cure's Robert Smith, so Kele can straddle desperation and bravado in choruses like "I could have given you everything you wanted".

AH Perhaps our talented Liverpudlian law graduate would be more impressed by an employer who dealt with an infringer fairly – send him on a course, have him do some pro bono work with a Liverpool football charity, make him hug John Bishop on YouTube – than one that fired him outright for the sake of its own reputation.