Sentence examples for course grant from inspiring English sources
"I'd of course grant him refuge, like I would any other man.
Freud can of course grant that society must step in to prevent the realization of some of these goals (the pedophile's and the would-be ruler's, for example).
Wales: Dependent on your income and level of study you may be eligible for a course grant of up to £1,155 to help you pay for course-related costs.
Angrily, Murphy said, "Do you want this game to go back on the air?" Of course, Grant said, leading Murphy to say, "Well, I have to go back or nobody will be talking".
The current system of non-repayable fee and course grant support will continue to be available for those in receipt of state benefits or who have a low household income.
These days, of course, Grant is too long in the chops to play the 21-year-old Richard Curtis, who is also the de facto main character in his new movie, About Time, out next Friday.
That's the excuse Texas lawmakers gave when they slashed money for women's health services including of course grants for Planned Parenthood clinics by two thirds.
The department also said it would save a total of £316m between 2012 and 2014 by cutting teaching, fee and course grants to part-time students.
Berkeley Arts + Design is able to offer undergraduate course grants of up to $5,000 to promote innovative pedagogy in Creative Discovery for Spring 2019.
B7 ARLINGTON BURIAL FOR PILOT -- The Secretary of the Army reversed course, granting burial rights at Arlington National Cemetery for Charles F. Burlingame, who served 25 years in the Navy and was the captain of Flight 77 when it crashed into the Pentagon on Sept. 11.
Since those starting out can be of any age, maybe it makes sense to replace 'young' with 'emerging' – there are a number of schemes run by ACE alone that cater to emerging talent, including the Artists International Development Fund, Music Industry Talent Development Fund (which will announce its first recipients in early 2013), and, of course, Grants for the Arts.
