asking for contributions造句

• He is also seen thanking his guests while not explicitly asking for contributions.
• Kopp has written to the chief executives of 14 corporations asking for contributions.
• It was asking for contributions to advance women's rights.
• Letters were sent this week to NATO capitals asking for contributions to fill the five battalions.
• Instead of drawing on well-known writers, she placed an ad in Poets and Writers magazine asking for contributions.
• The International Badminton Federation is asking for contributions to its " Donate a Racket for Africa " campaign.
• And they often seem interchangeable, particularly as the same officials and politicians are asking for contributions for both systems,
• ARC founder and President Jacques Crozemarie has been seen frequently in television advertisements promoting his organization and asking for contributions.
• Rather than spending his time asking for contributions, he made tracks across the state in his pickup, meeting people and charming reporters.
• Original question was posted on the maths desk with a note on the science desk asking for contributions at the maths desk.
• Kotani and seven assistants are distributing leaflets at the Athletes Village asking for contributions to the officially sanctioned 13th Asian Games Clothing Drive.
• Guests, delivery people, the mailman, even kids asking for contributions for a school band trip always say how much they like the house.
• The donations from the executives and their families came after MBNA ran a fund-raising drive for D'Amato, sending memos throughout the company asking for contributions.
• City Harvest, a New York-based agency that collects surplus food from restaurants and supermarkets, uses a video clip featuring the actress Susan Sarandon asking for contributions.
• In the future, CK-12 intends to expand its offerings by continuing to produce its own content, but also by asking for contributions from its active, engaged community.
• He told me it basically consisted of him contacting people who were impressed by his name and asking for contributions and support, " Mrs . Allison said.
• INAUGURAL PRIVILEGE : The Republican Party, which is seeking to raise a record $ 40 million for President Bush's inaugural, sent out hundreds of invitations, asking for contributions.