It is one thing to be generous with the taxpayers' money, another to be generous with one's own bonus.
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To do that, you should be generous with your time.
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Be generous with the soy sauce and sriracha to finish.
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Serve with black beans, and be generous with the salsa.
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He also encouraged his followers to be generous with their money.
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You want to be generous with everyone, but boundaries are important.
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The cafeteria chefs were instructed to be generous with the salt.
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Her second piece of advice is to be generous with your time.
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Be generous with your praise, and you'll get it back in spades.
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Again, be generous in sharing your knowledge, be generous with your time.
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So be generous with your radishes, peas, goat cheese and gooey poached eggs.
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Hustlers In our real lives, we can afford to be generous with each other.
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But I will try Brockenbrough's method to teach her to be generous with others.
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Be generous with the herbs when you're serving if you want to land the look.
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It's a great day to ask for what you want and to be generous with others.
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In addition to giving people sincere appreciation, it's also important to be generous with your praise.
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When we are generous with them, they are more likely to be generous with us in return.
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In the end, I think above all we have to be generous with this issue of heritage.
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In the same vein, while you want to be generous with your praise, be stingy with your criticism.
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Be generous with the mint and arugula to finish: That's the bright touch that bridges winter and spring.
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Now, it's time to be generous with yourself as you enrich your understanding of what you give your community.
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But Vladimir Putin will probably not be generous with the terms—and Mr Assad can ill afford to pay.
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I had a good run but now it's also time to be generous with the actresses in the films.
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The moon also connects with Jupiter, asking you to be generous with yourself as you examine your sensitive spots.
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Don't critique yourself, but add dates: Whatever mode you choose, be generous with yourself and avoid critiquing your work.
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Those of us doing well from this world of abundance should recognise our good fortune and be generous with it.
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We have to focus on fighting the virus, and we need to be generous with one another, now more than ever.
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For most of my adult life, I've believed that I was put on Earth to make money and be generous with it.
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A 13-year-old boy who's committed a serious crime, however, probably isn't inclined to think adults would be generous with him.
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You can be generous with money and always pay the bill, but money is actually the least meaningful thing you can give away.
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But today the vibe is very sensitive and emotional, so be generous with sharing the spotlight—especially with family and very close friends.
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Mr. Veliz said he doesn't like tamales with "just a few strings of meat," and wanted his to be generous, with carefully calibrated sauces.
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His entrepreneur brother, Inshaf, was outwardly more moderate in his views, and was known to be generous with donations to his staff and struggling local households, the source said.
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Be generous with salt and pepper, then shower it with roughly chopped rosemary, sliced garlic and a little olive oil, rubbing it in with your hands to coat well.
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And I also hope you'll continue to be generous with NGOs and advocates who are working tirelessly for freedom of expression in general, and freedom of the press in particular.
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"I truly believe I was put on this Earth to make money, but also to be generous with it," Mr. Pickens, whose current worth is estimated at $500 million, said in his email.
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"Todos Unidos will be a special program where the only protagonist will be to embrace solidarity, the word of encouragement and the invitation to be generous with our people," Don Francisco said in a statement.
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The key to success is in the seasoning (be generous with salt and pepper) and in that small amount of crème fraîche that brings all the elements together and gives the flavor of the soup a delicate lift.
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And in a world where we all need to be increasingly self-reliant, it's more important than ever to be generous with our time, knowledge and experience to help our kids — both male and female — gain financial confidence.
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She's grateful, she says, not just to have access to this conduit of things that she might need or wants, or for the ways it allows her to be generous with other people, but for the task itself.
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Reddit and Initialized Capital both have a policy of 16 weeks of fully paid leave for all new parents and we encourage the founders of the companies we invest in to be generous with their policies too, especially as they become more established.
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"He's shown the ability to make plays for others when two guys guard him, and when he's got it going offensively he's not afraid to be generous with who he gives it up to," Phoenix interim head coach Jay Triano told the Arizona Republic of Booker.
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While the American people will likely be generous with their charitable contributions of both money and supplies, it's fairly perverse to have a healthy chunk of that generosity soaked up by monopolist shipowners rather than going to the actual delivery of food and medicine to people in need.
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Yeah, you'd like to think universities would be a safe place where we'd be a little bit more generous with each other, and if someone, in an attempt to be provocative or push the boundaries of your comfort zone around learning, that we'd be generous with one another.
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On a phone call from Ocean's Eleven Casino — a no-frills poker room in Oceanside, where conversation was quickly dominated by the crash — the former University of Michigan basketball coach Bill Frieder told me he was devastated to hear about the death of Bryant, whom he'd known to be generous with his time.
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However, Google says it is already reaching out to third-party manufacturers to register their devices to take advantage of the feature, and, in the long run, Google is much more likely to be generous with its registration process than Apple, particularly as it's a software solution, and doesn't require the fancy W1 chip.
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Have a relationship that is stable and loving. Be part of a community and help to make it a better community. Be generous with time and treasure.
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When she heard the church bells she said: "I ask pardon of everyone for all my faults and omissions. Pray for me! Goodbye, beloved daughters; be generous with the Lord. I carry you all in my heart and bless you".
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38 > … since they have been burdened by grinding debts both on account of > construction of the monastery and also on account of other and various > necessities. Pope Innocent IV granted to the abbey in 1246, on the anniversary of its consecration, an indulgence lasting forty days intended to attract visitors who would hopefully be generous with their alms-giving.
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Li Zitong was from Donghai Commandery (, roughly modern Lianyungang, Jiangsu). He was said to be poor in his youth and supported himself by fishing and hunting. While living in the country, whenever he saw youngster bearing heavy burdens, he would bear the burdens for them. He said also said to be generous with the little he had, but vindictive, repaying every single slight.
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Caito has accrued an extremely high level of respect and popularity among the citizens of Middlesex, with some calling on him to primary DeVinney as a candidate. After all, Caito was acting as a public servant: he was known to be generous with his loans and charge fair interest. He knew most of his customers by name, even though some 2,000 people relied on his banks.
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Early on, development costs were minimal, and video games could be quite profitable. Games developed by a single programmer, or by a small team of programmers and artists, could sell hundreds of thousands of copies each. Many of these games only took a few months to create, so developers could release multiple titles per year. Thus, publishers could often be generous with benefits, such as royalties on the games sold.
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A large room at the Golden Duck tavern After bustle of travellers departing, Madame Bardeau is seen entertaining the curé. She owes money to Lavatte, the richest (and meanest) man in the town. While explaining all this, she sees a porter loading luggage belonging to a group of strolling players who owe her money. The curé agrees to intercede with Lavatte if she will be generous with the players.
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Official text > God our Father, we thank you for our families; for the love that we share > and for the joy of our marriage. In the busyness of each day keep our eyes > fixed on what is real and important in life and help us to be generous with > our time and love and energy. Strengthened by our union help us to serve and > comfort those who suffer. We ask this in the Spirit of Jesus Christ. Amen.
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Numerous holy verses of the Quran and the sayings of Mohammad ﷺ tell the Muslims to be generous with their wealth and to respond to the calls of the mankind's needs. Muslims believe that spending wealth for others, especially for the needy, and helping people are a fundamental duty for them,Stefon (2010), p. 92 and these things earn God's mercy and reward in the afterlife. Similarly, caring for one's kinsmen and neighbors has also been emphasized.
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In situations where the image of eyes were present people were also more likely to be generous with donations and give more. One study testing this was done at the University of Virginia by Caroline Kelsey. The study was done at a children's museum where there was a donation box at the front desk. Data was collected from this setting for 28 weeks, testing more than 34,100 people who visited in the span of this time.
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The college employs 225 full-time faculty, with 100% of the permanent faculty holding a doctorate or highest earned degree in their fields. The student/faculty ratio is 10:1, with an average class size of 18 students. The college hosts one of only 19 chapters of Phi Beta Kappa in Pennsylvania, as well as 15 other academic honor societies in a variety of disciplines. Gettysburg is known to be generous with financial aid, with over 70% of students receiving some form of aid.
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Sadaqah means voluntary charity which is given out of compassion, love, friendship (fraternity), religious duty, or generosity. Both the Quran and the hadith have put much emphasis on spending money for the welfare of needy people. The Quran says: 'Spend something (in charity) out of the substance which We have bestowed on you, before Death should come to any of you' (). One of the early teachings of Muhammad was that God expects men to be generous with their wealth and not to be miserly (Quran ).
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The actor was generally praised as the film's strongest part. During filming and while Bacall was home, Bogart resumed his discreet affair with Verita Bouvaire- Thompson (his long-time studio assistant, whom he drank with and took sailing). When Bacall found them together, she extracted an expensive shopping spree from her husband; the three traveled together after the shooting. Bogart and Mike Lane in The Harder They Fall Bogart could be generous with actors, particularly those who were blacklisted, down on their luck or having personal problems.
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These awards normally go to deserving individuals, which is why I have many times offered to contribute $100 of my own money, to be matched by other members, to finance these medals." Texas Monthly awarded him the "Bum Steer" award for voting against a congressional honor for cartoonist Charles Schulz, but also noted, "When he was criticized for voting against the [Parks] medal, he chided his colleagues by challenging them to personally contribute $100 to mint the medal. No one did. At the time, Paul observed, 'It's easier to be generous with other people's money.
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Though Thome received signatures from several other players, this experience influenced him to be generous with signing autographs for fans during his playing career. Like his older brothers, Thome attended Limestone High School where he achieved all-state honors in basketball and as a baseball shortstop. He played American Legion Baseball for Bartonville Limestone Post 979 in his hometown, as well. Although he had hoped to draw the attention of scouts, at just he was relatively underweight for his height, meaning that he attracted only passing interest—the average Major League Baseball (MLB) player weighed in 1993.
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Kred not only assigns each user an influence score, but also allows each user to claim a Kred profile and Kred account. Through this platform, each user can view how top influencers engage with their online community and how each of your online action impacted your influence scores. Keyhole Data Analytics Several suggestions that Kred is giving to the audience about increasing influence are: (1) be generous with your audience, free comfortable sharing content from your friends and tweeting others; (2) join an online community; (3) create and share meaningful content; (4) track your progress online.
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In contrast, yellow dye was not only the most common dye in Scotland during the period, it was highly favoured by the fighters with the means to afford it. Historian Fergus Cannan notes that while many historical writers comment on its prevalence, it remains absent from appearances in popular culture related to Scottish history. The film depicts the character of Edward II as a cruel and oppressive person who is eager to succeed his father despite any historical evidence of Edward II having displayed such traits. On the contrary, Edward II was reluctant to assume the mantle of kingship and was known to be generous with his servants.
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Many of the women in the area were keen to have fun with the American troops who were known to be generous with money, cigarettes and nylon stockings. The distinction made by the authorities and most respectable people between a female being a 'loose woman' and being a prostitute was pretty vague. St Mary's Bay was known for being more expensive and tended to cater for the officers, while Freeman's Bay was for the lower end of the market. This reputation clung to the area after the war. When the motorway system was constructed from 1955 onwards, it was an ideal excuse to demolish large areas of Freemans Bay in the name of slum clearance and progress.
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The friars had come to educate young men at St. Bonaventure and carry on pastoral work in the area. Bishop Timon had also asked Father Pamfilo to “seek for Sisters of the Third Order” to provide education for the young women of the area, and his search led him to form a new congregation in Allegany, New York. After the reception of Sister Mary Joseph, Ellen Fallon was received on June 24, 1859, and took the name Sister Mary Bridget. Several months later, these two sisters were joined by Mary Anne O'Neil, a 15-year-old girl from New Jersey who had been exhorted by Father Pamfilo, “to be generous with the Lord despite her young years.” Mary Anne was received on Dec.
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He tells her that he was trying to think of a piece of advice that every father should tell his daughter, and tells her to be generous with her time, her love, and her life. Rachel tells her father that she remembers a lullaby that Mark used to sing her when she was a baby and slips a pair of headphones on his head and plays Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's rendition of "Over The Rainbow" for him as he smiles and falls back asleep. While the song plays, he is seen walking through an empty ER. The next morning, Elizabeth discovers that he has died. In the episode "The Letter", Carter discovers two faxes that had arrived earlier, both sent by Elizabeth.
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One of the determining factors in the minds of the electors was the recent Battle of Lepanto (7 October 1571). It had been a stunning defeat for the Ottoman Turks, the first naval defeat in more than a century, and nearly their entire navy was destroyed. But they did not lose control over the Eastern Mediterranean, and they were already rebuilding their navy at lightning speed. In some people's minds, what was needed was a pope who could hold the various forces together: a Crusading pope who would also be generous with Church money to finance the war. The new pope must also be a strong and strict defender of the Faith in the face of unorthodoxy and one who would enforce the decrees of the Council of Trent (1545-1547; 1551-1552; 1562-1563).
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Muhammad's earliest teachings were marked by his insistence on the oneness of God (Quran ), the denunciation of polytheism (Quran ), belief in the Last judgment and its recompense (Quran ), and social and economic justice (Quran ). In a broader sense, Muhammad preached that he had been sent as God's messenger;Campo (2009), "Muhammad", Encyclopedia of Islam, p. 492. that God is One who is all-powerful, creator and controller of this universe (Quran , Quran ), and merciful towards his creations (Quran ); that worship should be made only to God; that ascribing partnership to God is a major sin (Quran ); that men would be accountable, for their deeds, to God on last judgment day, and would be assigned to heaven or hell (Quran ); and that God expects man to be generous with their wealth and not miserly (Quran ).
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Using a hollow log as a megaphone to amplify their voices, they convince Scrooge that a magic gnome controls the golden flow, and that Scrooge must be generous to the needy in order to deserve the gold. Scrooge, completely convinced, starts looking for strangers to be generous with, only finding a disguised Donald asking for the sum equivalent to the promised donation. Several funny situations follow, including a flow of frogs down the waterfall into a hopeful Scrooge holding a pan, when the ducks are unable to open the gold flow into the stream. While the ducks realize they might have rendered the hot spring useless by their attempts to control it and lose their hope to swindle Scrooge, he quietly reflects that his attempts on generosity were not sincere but a "bribe" to the gnome in order to obtain profit from the golden river.
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