Sentence examples for try to donate from inspiring English sources

"I was more concerned with, 'We only have three attempts covered by insurance – are we going to spend money after that if we don't have a kid?'" If it were solely up to her husband, they might try to donate the remaining embryos to scientific research, but that option doesn't sit well with Elizabeth.

"Many people don't want to be dishonest, but this is a very concerning situation when people feel that their emotional response is to try to donate," she said.

Realistically, no HIV-positive person who is aware that they're HIV-positive is going to walk into a blood clinic and try to donate.

I try to donate things like food, clothing and toys to local charities whenever I can; my parents always taught me the importance of that.

I sometimes kill spiders if they're too close to my bed but I try to donate to PETA, NDRC and other groups to assuage my conscience.

For the record #2: If I make any money out of this article, I'll try to donate half of it to Vlad's "Get the fuck out of Videle" fund.

There is the homeless woman who was so moved by her recording, calling it the most important thing she'd ever done in her life, that she tried to donate her food stamps to the staff members as her voluntary donation.

The group has since tried to donate the land, which it bought for $14 million that was raised through donations, to the Park Service.

This week Shkreli tried to donate $2,700 to Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign only to have his donation refused; he followed that up by declaring on Twitter he punched a wall so hard in rage that he broke his wrist, only to have people accuse him of lying about the injury.

And some residents have showed up trying to donate money.

"People tried to donate blood, and they were turned away.