Inaugurated in 1985, it used to be a day for students to express thanks to school and university staff by making cards and giving flowers.
While admission was free, patrons donated anywhere from $1 to $2,000 to express thanks for the show, and law firms and corporations held dinners at the Delacorte beforehand — a revenue maker for the Public, said its executive director, Andrew D. Hamingson.
In the new campaign, she is the face of the question "Are you wise enough?" She and Mr. Walke speak of children from old cases, now grown, returning to express thanks — for separating them from a drug-addicted parent, perhaps.
Jones would like to express thanks to Dr. Pete Bill, director of the Veterinary Technology Distance Learning Programs at Purdue University, for his assistance in writing this article.
A better way to express thanks is to explain how you'll use the money.
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Looking back this Father's Day, we'd do well to express thanks to those fathers who did their best to lead with authority, with loyalty and with the "my house and my rules" mentality they thought would benefit us.
As much as I want my daughters to be as healthy as they can be, for me to express thanks for their current cancer-free state wouldn't be a compassionate response to my friend.
The panel was inspired by the company's ThankList initiative, which is designed to encourage people to express thanks for the people and experiences who have shaped their lives.
In some cultures it is a traditional practice to ask permission from an animal or plant before we hunt, pick or eat it; and to express thanks for its sacrifice.
