Sentence examples for create a fellowship from inspiring English sources
They don't help each other and create a fellowship of workers mastering difficult tasks.
They establish communication with the god not to create a fellowship with him but only to keep him away.
Over several years he directed more than $130,000 in foundation money to the law school at the University of California, Los Angeles, where some was used to create a fellowship named after him, not Ms. Rothschild.
The Huffington Post has collaborated with the Beacon Reader to create a fellowship for local resident Mariah Stewart to continue the great work she has done in covering the Ferguson protests as a citizen journalist.
"In fact, just last year we created a fellowship position whose main priority is to assist our reporters on litigating F.O.I.A. cases".
That shared enthusiasm also seems to have created a fellowship among yoga students that would be hard to imagine among, say, hockey players.
Joanna Pitman, journalist and author, his widow, is creating a fellowship, administered by the Royal Institute of British Architects with patrons including Dr Thurley, architect Sir Jeremy Dixon, and Charles Saumarez Smith and Neil MacGregor, directors of the National Gallery and British Museum.
With a nod to that reality -- and its comparatively advanced technological capabilities and expectations -- D.T.W. has created a fellowship program in which mentors will be matched with less experienced artists to work in the lab in one-year residencies starting in January.
The famously contrarian and libertarian investor Peter Thiel created a fellowship for twenty people under the age of 20.
It's largely why he created a fellowship program in 2010 that encourages young people with big ideas to drop out of college and take a shot at realizing their dreams.
The path to that choice is smoothed by the first person plural "we're" ("We're... feeling sensitive") which creates a fellowship by claiming a knowledge she couldn't possibly have.
