(1) The estate is holding an auction to raise money.

(2) The concert will raise money for local charities.

(3) They decided to raise money by subscription.

(4) Our campaign's main purpose is to raise money.

(5) The purpose of the occasion was to raise money for medical supplies.

(6) We're having a lottery to raise money for homeless families.

(7) The sponsored walk will raise money for AIDS care.

(8) Several alumni have agreed to help raise money.

(9) Can anybody think of a way to raise money?

(10) They went on a ten-mile walk to raise money for charity.

(11) Firefighters are to run 500km to raise money for a children's charity.

(12) The run, to raise money for breast cancer, has a ￡10 entry fee .

(13) They raffled a bottle of whisky to raise money for cancer research.

(14) The idea behind the national lottery is to raise money for good causes.

(15) We're trying to raise money to help children with cancer.

(16) Every year we have charity days to raise money for unfortunate people.

(17) The aim is to raise money for workers who have fallen on hard times.

(18) The object of the exercise is to raise money for the charity.

(19) The hospital has launched an appeal to raise money for new equipment.

(20) We hold a dance every year to raise money for charity.

(21) Several famous alumni have agreed to help raise money for the school's restoration fund.

(22) The school has to rely on the goodwill of the parents to help it raise money.

(23) We are working in association with a number of local companies to raise money for the homeless.

(24) There are a hundred and one ways in which you can raise money.

(25) The hospital has asked various voluntary organizations to help raise money for the new operating theatre.

(26) Why risk life and limb jumping out of a plane just to raise money for charity?

(27) They did a charity performance on the first night, to raise money for AIDS research.

(28) From what I could gather, he was trying to raise money by organising festivals.

(29) The bank staff got up to all sorts of antics to raise money for charity.

(30) You can get fit, and at the same time raise money for a worthy cause .

(1) The estate is holding an auction to raise money.

(2) The concert will raise money for local charities.

(3) They decided to raise money by subscription.

(4) Our campaign's main purpose is to raise money.

(5) The purpose of the occasion was to raise money for medical supplies.

(6) We're having a lottery to raise money for homeless families.

(7) The school has to rely on the goodwill of the parents to help it raise money.

(31) The Raleigh International Bike Ride is open to anyone who wants to raise money for a good cause.

(32) "Did you ever raise money illegally?" the interviewer inquired.

(33) Second, to raise money for the 1996 campaign early.

(34) Did you raise money for Comic relief?

(35) How can a free meal raise money?

(36) I now head a public policy institute at Southern Illinois University, and I raise money for that institute.

(37) Recently the microcomputers have been used for competitions during break-time to raise money for charity.

(38) The society are hoping companies, groups or clubs will get together and raise money to help people with cerebral palsy.

(39) The department is reported to be formulating ideas for new mechanisms to raise money from the private sector to pay for clean-up.

(40) But many celebrities tirelessly raise money for good causes without fuss.

(41) With that gesture began a long day of live music by every Stax artist to raise money for the Watts Summer Festival.

(42) High flyer: Daredevil Elaine Mitchell is planning a high flying stunt to raise money for multiple sclerosis research.

(43) The orchestra is giving a series of concerts to raise money for charity.

(44) You have the advantage of being able to raise money, to create news, of having a high level of recognition.

(45) The provinces needed to sell shares to raise money to cover budget deficits, traders said.

(46) They gather nominating petition signatures for lawmakers, raise money for them and sometimes even run their re-election campaigns.

(47) Traders said domestic institutions are selling stock in order to raise money to pad their bottom lines and help offset bad loans.

(48) Now to help raise money for the centre, volunteers are staging a sponsored sleep out on Friday.

(49) It aims to raise money and interest in the craft from that golden era of aviation.

(50) Parts of the grandiose Stalin-era building were sold to casino owners to raise money to stave off closure.

(51) Dolan could bring in yet another partner to raise money.

(52) Every store encourages members to raise money for charity which is doubled by the company.

(53) It also volunteered a fat contribution to the San Diego Host Committee, which helped raise money for the convention.

(54) Though the main purpose was to raise money, the crowd count was also useful for political chest-pounding.

(55) Voluntary work Have you had to raise money and implement plans?

(56) Clearly, the regions' powers to raise money have grown and are set to grow further.

(57) User fees have two advantages: they raise money, and they lower demand for public services.

(58) They raise money for village development projects, clean public buildings and help with the catering for conferences and state functions.

(59) Several school playing fields have been sold off to raise money.

(60) The Prussian crown and several smaller principalities which seized the properties told the churches to raise money from their own members instead.

(61) The communities then scramble to raise money -- turning to higher taxes.

(62) Northland Methodist Church hope to raise money to extend the church for extra function rooms.

(63) The aim of the tax is to raise money for education.

(64) The local hospital has launched a campaign to raise money for new X-ray equipment.

(65) He's been diving into local affairs to help raise money for charity.

(66) In order to raise money, he decided to raffle his motor-cycle combination.

(67) In a volatile market, an underwritten offer may be the only way a company can raise money.

(68) The church is trying to raise money for a new carpet.

(69) Several members of the congregation organized a bake sale to raise money for a new piano.

(70) These also raise money for charity and pay out 50p for every ￡1 worth of tickets bought.

(70) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(71) The airports can often raise money by issuing bonds to investors, but they tend to be managed unimaginatively.

(72) The idea of an activity solely related to trying to raise money was at that stage an unpalatable one.

(73) Join a pressure group or raise money for famine relief.

(74) The event is being sponsored by Dolphins safety Louis Oliver, who hopes to raise money for charity.

(75) Ron wants to raise money for disabled children, whom he has worked with for many years.

(76) Meanwhile, low borrowing rates are enticing some junk-rated companies to raise money in the high-yield market.

(77) The bid document stated clearly that a private organizing committee, and not city government, would raise money and build venues.

(78) Its brief run here features a string of celebrity couples donating their talents to raise money for the Sacramento Theatre Company.

(79) Bank pressures already have forced them to sell off 30 prized purebred heifers to raise money to pay back debt.

(80) Care assistants and kitchen assistant took the plunge to raise money for summer outings for the Centre's clients.

(81) The groups raise money and distribute it to help those in need, mainly through social workers.

(82) Abortion is becoming a political football misrepresented by the right to raise money and advance political agendas.

(83) Local teams compete to raise money for a notable charity.

(84) Churn makes it harder for charities to raise money, keeps real-estate prices in check and politics volatile.

(85) It can help you to raise money, stabilise your mortgage payments or simply save money.

(86) The film, which is based on the story of Peter Pan, will raise money for a children's hospital ward.

(87) He suffered cancer a few years ago ... and is putting the show on to raise money for cancer charities.

(88) Keating did say he would be willing to raise money for a memorial to the 1921 riot victims.

(89) Step Two was supposed to keep the government from being able to raise money in the capital markets to maintain current operations.

(90) The trip also is intended to raise money and sympathy for the plight of the Tibetan people.

(91) They really knew how to raise money and, as a result, the final figure collected was about ￡1.5 million.

(92) On Friday, he was at the Arizona Biltmore to raise money for Republican congressional candidates.

(93) The project needs to raise money for a new van.

(94) There's already too much liquidity. donkey can raise money.

(95) Telephonist: Sure. Its to raise money for the homeless.

(96) At a fundraising bike derby at her daughter's elementary school, the kids got sponsors, and they zipped around a traffic circle doing laps to raise money.

(97) To raise money, the bishop planned to farm out his land.

(98) To communicate the importance of emotional support and knowledge sharing, womens north face, raise money and social resources, manage funds and develop resources, in order to support related programs.

(99) "Fortune Telling Madman", "Monster Vending Machine" and "Pie Off to Our Bosses"...Our colleagues tried every means to develop interesting games to raise money.

(100) At the club's annual dinner we always pass round the hat to raise money for the various scholarships which the club sponsors.

(100) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(101) They came to South Africa's business capital last weekend to play in a tournament to raise money for their trip to America.

(102) Postponed promoting new book to raise money for research on Down syndrome.

(103) As some of those clients begin to sell to raise money to cover those loans, prices fall further, forcing others who bought on margin investors to sell as well.

(104) The headmaster sanctioned our plan to hold a fete to raise money.

(105) In normal times, capital-starved companies usually can raise money on their own.

(106) A revenue tariff is impose strictly to raise money for the govement.

(107) She decided to raise money by cutting off all of her hair.

(108) Hollywood actor George Clooney is to present a telethon to raise money for the sufferers of the Haiti earthquake.

(109) Some of this year's redemption edginess is especially pronounced at funds of hedge funds, which raise money from pension funds and wealthy individuals and select hedge funds for them.

(110) If by the next time you need to raise money, you have graphs showing rising revenue or traffic month after month, you don't have to worry about any signals your existing investors are sending.

(111) Hilda Boyce, a 96-year-old lady, plans to set up a kissing booth as a way to raise money for her local social club. The kiss costs 50p a time.

(112) Bond is the interest-bearing certificate sold by governments to raise money.

(113) Soongpan's people's party just signed with a bank today to track its members and raise money.

(114) Then use Amazon Web Services or equivalent for your infrastructure; you don't even need to raise money for capital expenditures, you just pay as you go as a variable cost.

(115) SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A Chilean prostitute has auctioned 27 hours of sex to raise money for the country's largest charity during an annual fund-raising campaign.

(116) Music stars including Kanye West, Pink, Barbra Streisand and Celine Dion have re-recorded the 1985 charity hit We Are the World to raise money for Haiti.

(117) Bond Bond issued by a government or government agency to raise money for public works projects.

(118) The campaign, called Digital Life Sacrifice, will raise money on Tuesday - World Aids Day - for "Keep a Child Alive", which supports families affected by HIV/Aids in Africa and India.

(119) A charity sale will be organized in our school to raise money for the earthquake - striken area.

(120) A piece of negotiable paper representing a fictitious financial transaction and used temporarily to sustain credit or raise money.

(121) Charles I also tried to raise money without Parliament through a Forced Loan in 1626, and imprisoned without trial a number of those who refused to pay it.

(122) George Clooney was given a special humanitarian award. The actor helped to organise a telethon to raise money for the victims of the earthquake in Haiti.

(123) Now, a twenty-two year old social activist in the United States is walking to raise money and awareness about the need for clean water.

(124) The actor helped to organise a telethon to raise money for the victims of the earthquake in Haiti.

(125) A revenue tariff is designed to raise money for the government.

(126) Firms facing hard rationing can't raise money from capital markets.

(127) Hollywood actor George Clooney is to present a telethon to raise money for the victims of the Haiti earthquake.

(128) If you can raise money from prominent angel investors AND get the investment done as convertible debt – knock your socks off!

(129) She wanted me to join the board of Democrats for the 80s, a new political action committee she had formed to raise money and promote ideas to help Democrats come back into power.

(130) A group of undergraduates at Oxford University has posed naked for a calendar to raise money for poverty-stricken countries, UK media reported.

(130) try its best to gather and make good sentences.

(131) A revenue tariff is imposed strictly to raise money for the government.

(132) More than 75 mega-stars gathered on Monday to re-record the 1985 charity anthem, "We Are the World" to raise money for Haiti.

(133) A revenue tariff is imposed strictly to raise money for the government. But most tariffs in effect today are protectionist tariffs meant to discourage the import of a particular product.

(134) It meant the company was unable to raise money with a new outside lead investor due poor operating performance, team, market, whatever.

(135) Secondly, trust institution sets up MBO plan to raise money from public, grants loans to management group.

(136) He returned to Canada to go on a speaking tour to raise money for humanitarian efforts among the Spanish people.

(137) Many people were outraged by what they regarded as his non-parliamentary use of medieval laws to raise money. The most notorious was ship money.

(138) To communicate the importance of emotional support and knowledge sharing, raise money and social resources, manage funds and develop resources, in order to support related programs.

(139) The students are holding a rummage sale tomorrow to raise money for a schoolmate who meeds an operation.

(140) Raise money capital of a sum is the key that accelerates railroad construction.

(141) Bond issued by a government or government agency to raise money for public works projects.

(142) VG Nett, like most newspaper Web sites, generates most of its revenue from advertising, but is starting to raise money from users.

(143) That value can be used as a trade-in; or the vehicle can be sold privately to help raise money to pay for a new one -- or for some other need.

(144) In Brazil, Citi helped Petrobras, the state-run oil company, to issue stock to the public; in the United Kingdom, it helped raise money for a leveraged buyout of Tomkins, an engineering company.

(145) A tradable debt security, usually issued by a government or semi - government body to raise money.

(146) Last year it became a "foundation university", loosening its ties to the state of Hesse, and expanding its freedom to hire and manage staff, and to raise money from private sources.

(147) Characteristically, he raise money for John Brown and remained an ally, even while opposing his friend's violent raid on Harper's Ferry in 1859.

(148) Our village is holding a fete to raise money for the building of the new hall.

(149) The corporate charter authorizes the corporation to issue and all sell shares of stock, or transfer the ownership, to enable the corporation to raise money.

(150) The Greek government has acknowledged it can no longer afford to raise money on international markets.