Sentence examples for subscription raised from inspiring English sources

Subscription raised by Yale and emissary sent to Harvard to make hair-raising bet.

In 1868 a public subscription raised in Germany enabled him to return.

Local residents were unhappy at the proposed station site outside Chesham, and a public subscription raised the necessary additional funds to extend the railway into the centre of the town.

Following considerable public interest in the case, a public subscription raised the funds for Hammerton to take the case to the House of Lords, who ruled in his favour on 23 July 1915.

With the extension to meet the LNWR abandoned the railway no longer needed to curve away from the town, and a public subscription raised £2,000 fund a 71-chain (1,562-yd 1,562-yd 1,428nsion to a site near the town centre.

The inscription on the sculpture, designed by William Silver Frith, says: "In grateful and loyal memory of Edward VII, Rex et Imperator, Erected by subscriptions raised by Jewish inhabitants of East London, 1911".

Mr. Smirnoff believed he had done it, after appealing for new subscriptions, raising subscription prices $5, to $24.95, laying off workers and cutting back to four issues a year.

So addicted are they that almost none stopped playing when the subscription was raised from $10.

Seattle-based Bag Borrow or Steal, which provides handbags via a monthly subscription service, raised an $8.25 million Series B round of funding.

ShoeDazzle, best known as Kim Kardashian's curated shoe and purse subscription service raised $66 million and had 3 million subscribers before JustFab acquired the startup in 2013.

The cost was defrayed by public subscription, which raised almost £1000.