Frank Sinatra for the Honorary Oscar award in 1970 This goes to Cary Grant, and Sinatra begins with a smart little speech, introduces a Cary Grant clip montage but then, once he's brought Grant on, seems utterly unable to leave him alone.
The ice-breaking part of it was small talk, remembering the Mexican War, and then Lee brought Grant up short to get down to the business of the surrender.
The opportunity to learn from and be mentored by faculty members involved with the latest research can be stimulating for medical students, but the pressure to bring grant money into an institution can draw even the most enthusiastic educator away from students and back to the laboratory bench.
Tettey's performance was towering, both in defensive-midfield and in occasional forward charges – it was his splendid shot, spilt by Arsenal goalkeeper Vito Mannone, that brought Grant Holt's winner.
Mason's primary reason for monitoring his signals was an admirable one: it brought in grant money.
Angry Citadel shareholders brought these grants to the attention of the bankruptcy judge who had overseen the Citadel matter.
The decision comes after months of talks – including meetings at 10 Downing Street with the Siemens president, Peter Löscher – and is believed to have been finalised as a result of an important change in the budget last week, which brought public grants for ports to build green manufacturing hubs around them.
"She has a great talent for bringing in grant money and innovative planning, as evidenced by her work at Calverton Airport, which now has a long-term plan for smart growth.
An academic dating service has been launched by 32 of the UK's leading research universities to bring together grant holders and postdocs in (hopefully fruitful) union.
"Those who are on the tenure track do many things: teach, mentor, serve on committees, bring in grant dollars, publish in journals, and keep up with the latest in their field".
The older people, Abriola says, "are bringing in grant money … to support students" and other costs of their labs, often including at least part of their own salaries, not to mention overhead payments for the university.
