benefactress

Ought I to let another day pass without writing to my benefactress?

She'd stolen the key from under the nose of her benefactress.

She contributed to the lives of young performers as both a friend and benefactress.

She never lost her love for the arts, becoming a benefactress and art collector.

It is named after a local benefactress who donated the grounds to the city.

The land was deeded to us by a dear benefactress.

"That is no way to speak about your benefactress."

He was able to identify my benefactress as a member of his esteemed society.

Yet it seemed unlikely that she was my benefactress.

"The same benefactress, I believe, who's handling your bills while you're here.

At dawn his benefactress returned with an armful of clothing.

I just couldn't fully believe her mission here in Paradise was to be a generous benefactress.

They are with the English senora, their rich benefactress.

She had been their kind and generous benefactress.

"Miranda" may derive from the name of a benefactress.

She was the benefactress of several religious institutions.

The story is about a young orphan boy who steals money to help the daughter of his benefactress to marry.

Next day, the Princeton doctor called his benefactress to say his check was in the mail.

The residence was possible as a result of former benefactress Elizabeth Watkins.

The benefactress to whom you owe everything asks nothing from you but your silence.

My benefactress said nothing, just muttered at her husbands, then hurried away with the men trotting after.

She was and is a baker, hired by me to play a part, the part of your would-be benefactress.

Thus Eleanor became a benefactress to the abbey.

We cannot, perhaps, very readily excuse the way in which he has occasionally treated the memory of his mistress and benefactress.

At noontime my special benefactress, a nurse lieutenant colonel, checked by to see if all was going well in the room.