Sentence examples for Win a grant from inspiring English sources

The higher a state's score, the more likely it is to win a grant.

This has done well enough in early trials to win a grant from the American government.

His project was one of 14 to recently win a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to advance solar-thermal desalination technologies.

But even reform-minded states like Delaware, which was one of the first to win a grant, have been unable to get their systems up and running and have asked the government for more time.

Dr. Grasmick, the Maryland superintendent, said the administration made it clear that if a state wanted to win a grant, the proposal had to include a formula for calculating student growth.

Judy Robinson, whose small nonprofit group in Charlottesville, Va., hopes to win a grant to hire three navigators who would team up with at least a dozen volunteers, said she was excited about the possibility despite the pressure.

"He just won a grant to turn it into a performance," Grant said.

Ms. Champagne, meanwhile, had won a grant.

She won a grant to pursue filmmaking.

They won a grant from the U.N. for new looms.

A Cornell researcher has won a grant to do just that.