Sentence examples for do scholarships from inspiring English sources

Negotiations between the town and the group, whose mission is mostly educational — "we do scholarships and try to nurture the future of music from Long Island," he said — have been taking place since 2007.

But his future lay in food two stints at a local McDonald's and a store near Boston College, where he won a tae kwon do scholarship.

MG: I studied law in Holland, did scholarships at UW-Madison Lat School and at Bologna University.

Other sports do offer scholarships, some substantial, but many fewer full scholarships.

This myth is more than 35 years old, is based on estimates, and has nothing to do with scholarships.

"The personal animus, I regret to say, has nothing to do with scholarship.

Quotes Miss Fotopulos, about the contest, which "mostly has to do with scholarship and poise and grace".

Another Austrian émigré, Alfred Mathis-Rosenzweig, argued that Haas's Bruckner edition "had nothing to do with scholarship" but "revealed itself simply as a cunning trick of National Socialist propaganda".

The O'Briens face daunting challenges every day that have nothing to do with scholarship restrictions, a bowl ban or reviving the sullied reputation of the Penn State football program.

Some of the cash does fund scholarships for "non-revenue" sports like swimming and field hockey.

The university and medical center haven't materialized yet, but the organization does grant scholarships to Native American students, about $113,000 last year.