Sentence examples for would have donated from inspiring English sources

There could be cases in which one who chooses the discard option would have donated the embryos to other couples were the research donation option not available.

Matt McLean, who joined the board in April 2001, acknowledged that buying the police car was a mistake, since the county would have donated one.

England, had they made it to the finals and won, would have donated their £350,000 bonuses to charity as they do for all international games.

Instagram saw 59,000 posts in 24 hours from Thursday to Friday, and estimated those users would have donated £180,000.

Yes, but who closed up the loft afterwards, counters Harper, tired eyed and sporting an ill-fitting leather coat so distended by hangdog hump that his wife, were she still around, would have donated it to Oxfam?

To Mr. Vacco, the desperation of Mr. Bloomberg and his associates to win a third term, and the enormous amount of money Mr. Bloomberg spent, were critical facts because they showed that the mayor would have donated money to the state's Independence Party to help his campaign regardless of what Mr. Haggerty told representatives.

At the time I started Health eFilings, there were a number of things I would've donated to if I had more money, and there weren't a lot of effective charities in need of engineering managers (which is what I did).

"The bulk of these [online] donors probably would not have donated without this," Arena said.

"I wouldn't have donated $250,000 to the old team," he said.

For instance, it's equally possible that those who are able to elicit donors through effective social-media efforts draw in people who would not have donated otherwise.

Would Picasso have donated 271 works to an electrician who worked for him for a few years in south-east France?