Sentence examples for when he contributed from inspiring English sources

That also meant he could not take tax deductions when he contributed his holdings.

He initially gained literary notice when he contributed three short stories to the anthology Introduction 7: Stories by New Writers (1981).

In 1916 he got his big break, when he contributed lyrics to the West End smash The Bing Boys Are Here.

The album started, Mr. Costello wrote in his post, when he contributed vocals to Jenny Lewis's next record, which also included Davey Faragher, Mr. Costello's regular bass player.

He was particularly well-known in Britain for his six years as high commissioner in the UK (1986-92), when he contributed substantially to an improvement in relations.

He established his credentials as a scholar of Russian music when he contributed a section on Russian chant to Gustave Reese's influential "Music in the Middle Ages" (1940).

It's a common story in a long baseball season, a player once labeled a goat by fans after a slow start enjoys sudden popularity when he contributes a few key hits down the stretch.

This term is just a "spite" term: when angry, the worker dislikes the firms making a profit, and he is angrier when he contributes to those profits.

He has been a peripheral performer on a number of occasions since the turn of the year, and even when he has contributed it has been in a different manner to the Ronaldo of old.

"We're not a one-man wrecking crew," Valentine said, "but the wreck is a lot bigger when he's contributing".

He was 23 when he began contributing to The New Yorker in 1930, and the magazine continued to publish his drawings, including several covers, until his death in 2003, at 95.