Sentence examples for endowed in from inspiring English sources

The Auch Scholarship of Business is endowed in his name.

Only after that happens is it endowed, in the verses that follow, with intelligence.

The David Freeman student outreach and support officer was later endowed in his name at Balliol.

(The Alvah H. Chapman chair in business management at the Citadel was endowed in 1989).

At Harvard's JFK School of Government and London University two chairs are endowed in his name.

On Getty's death (1976) the museum became the most richly endowed in the world.

The relationship between ChevronTexaco and the Met will continue through the Early Notes program, which ChevronTexaco has endowed in perpetuity.

For a writer so generously endowed in the irony department, Roth turns out to be astonishingly earnest.

Ferncliff is perhaps the wealthiest cemetery in Westchester and the second most well-endowed in the state, Mr. Fishman said.

There is even a brief and inglorious cameo for Procopius, who turns out to be under-endowed in the manhood department – which, of course, explains everything.

The evaluations, which included measuring how quickly children were adopted or reunited with their families, examined the work of agencies from small church-based programs to the oldest and most well-endowed in the city.