Sentence examples for which solicit from inspiring English sources

His YouTube videos — some of which solicit donations from viewers — have registered hundreds of thousands, and even millions, of viewers.

His YouTube videos some of which solicit donations from viewers have registered hundreds of thousands, and even millions, of viewers.

The scholarships are financed by local chapters, which solicit money from businesses and individuals; the average Dollars for Scholars award last year was $1,250.

But compare this feeble political contrast being drawn to the red-meat attacks on the president over domestic policies, such as government spending or healthcare, which solicit almost daily Republicans beatings.

In addition to informing constituents who their council member is, Mr. Nelson said, the ads often benefit nonprofit groups, which solicit them for their event programs and calendars to raise money.

Kansei is defined as consumer mentalities which solicit their preferences reasoning.

"The foundation is an independent nonprofit, run by a board which solicits donations and manages the scholarship application process".

It is not a charity site like DonorsChoose.org, which solicits tax-deductible donations for classroom projects.

In June, Her Majesty's Treasury launched a Web site called the Spending Challenge, which solicited lay ideas on how to tackle the deficit.

This must require special vigilance, because his brother, Alvin Williams, runs Black America's Political Action Committee, which solicits donations in order to "push Dr. Carson to victory".

Mr. O'Connor has served since 2000 as president of the research foundation, which solicits external funding for SUNY and disburses more than $1 billion in research grants each year.