donate

Object

• prise: The value of donated prizes for the winner topped £ 1,500.
• sperm: In April 2005, the law surrounding donating sperm, eggs or embryos was changed.
• proceed: Sarah kindly donated the proceeds of her day to the Society.
• money: Can I donate money to a specific Y Care International project?
• organ: Or should they be expected to donate organs out of charity?
• blood: You must not have donated blood within 3 months.

Subject

• artist: The sculpture garden features work commissioned and donated by both local artists and those from further afield.
• member: The Archive has been developed as a shared resource, with images donated by members of medical, veterinary and dental institutions worldwide.

Adjective complement

• online: You can also donate online by clicking the link below.
• on-line: DONATE NOW ON-LINE To make an on-line credit card donation using our secure payment method please click here.
• more: Forty per cent of the sample gave under £ 100 over the year, while 13 per cent donated more than £ 1,000.

Modifying Another Word

• generously: Caroline has very generously donated 5 copies which you may be lucky enough to win.
• kindly: The plaque was kindly donated by Brooke Bond Tea.
• anyway: If you are ineligible to vote, or do not feel qualified to vote, why not donate anyway?
• regularly: The FUW has been a long time supporter of the National Eisteddfod, regularly donating the Chair, Crown or other major prizes.
• freely: These pictures have been freely donated to the Stop the War Coalition by a number of photographers.

Infinitive complement

save: All money raised from the sale of these socks will be donated to Save The Children.

Preposition: by

• artist: The sculpture garden features work commissioned and donated by both local artists and those from further afield.
• member: The Archive has been developed as a shared resource, with images donated by members of medical, veterinary and dental institutions worldwide.