Sentence examples for endows to from inspiring English sources

Following is the of President Obama's remarks from the White House briefing room on Monday afternoon, as transcribed by Federal News Service: Of all the responsibilities the Constitution endows to Congress, two should be fairly simple: Pass a budget, and pay America's bills.

Hitler saw himself as singularly endowed to avert Armageddon and reach national greatness.

Mr. Canseco is splendidly endowed to play baseball, but no more splendidly endowed for it than Mr. Strawberry, in the opinion of many baseball observers, including Mr. Strawberry.

For this reason, aviation systems are endowed to some extent with a distinctive network topology and spatial pattern.

Most of the Wynkoop-Romanov collection, including rare objects of Faberge, was endowed to Middlebury College toward the end of Nancys life.

Against a German team beautifully endowed to make their 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1osition Messi joined the ranks oformationuswampsehold names.

Its chief executive, Peter Roach, said: "George Cadbury set up Bournville Village Trust in 1900 to develop, manage and maintain the Bournville estate, which he endowed to the BVT.

"At the same time, I believe rights were endowed to us by our creator, and our creator has a certain definition of marriage," she said.

The calls of caprimulgiforms are surrounded by an aura of mystery richly endowed to elicit interest and sometimes fear from humans.

And the seventh prime minister since Mr Koizumi may be as feebly endowed to end Japan's deflationary slump as the previous six.

The gravitational acceleration was endowed to the whole wheel rail system.