Sentence examples for Be grant from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of granting; a bestowing or conferring; concession; allowance; permission.
"It shouldn't be," Grant said.
"I knew this is where I wanted to be," Grant said after re-signing with the team Tuesday.
"The town says there will be grant money, but they've also said a lot of things that turned out not to be true.
"To hear my name on the timesheet was amazing but then followed the realisation that we've got to play Australia in Australia, the size of that test and how physical this game's going to be," Grant told BBC Scotland.
"There may be grant matters that they're interested in -- there might be matters particular to New York City that are separate from those of national chains".
The prominence of social entrepreneurs, and their market-based approaches to doing good, has also challenged philanthropists to re-think their rules around grantee legal structures and impact metrics – the implication being that high-impact grantees will not necessarily be grant-dependent forever.
Will my prayer be granted?
And what powers should they be granted?
This request is unlikely to be granted.
But when would permission be granted?
