Sentence examples similar to earned stipend from inspiring English sources

Along with their titles, legislators earn stipends as heads of committees.

Teachers can earn stipends of several thousand dollars for being athletic coaches, club advisers or team leaders, mentoring new teachers, providing extra help after school, preparing students for advanced placement and Regents exams, and teaching in nonremedial summer programs, to cite just a few examples.

At the end of March, having seen five of the six shows Paper Mill was sending him to observe across New Jersey this spring — a typical number for the 70 evaluators, who earn stipends of $25 per show — Mr. Rivera said he was dazzled by the upgrade in talent and production values he had witnessed since his graduation from Linden in 1998.

Trainees earn stipends for the work they perform in the six social enterprises operated by Boaz & Ruth.

They worked half days, earning stipends of R1,200-R1,500 ($US120-50) per month.

Mr. Apichatpong studied film in Chicago and once earned a stipend as an artist-in-residence in Paris.

Each volunteer patient escort earned a stipend for work-related transportation and food ($2/day).

Participants earn a stipend and receive unemployment benefits, while gaining vital career and professional development skills.

He earns a stipend equal to the basketball coach's, a rare parity between art and athletics.

Today he earns a stipend of 6,592 shillings per month and saves up to Sh1,200 per week.

The House operated 46 committees last year with more than a dozen subcommittees, a structure that allows more than half of House members to earn the stipend.