Sentence examples for fortune grant from inspiring English sources

It further enshrines the destructive pop culture dogma that fame and fortune grant moral wiggle room to flout the rules and obscure the truth.

PM was supported by a German Research Foundation/German Diabetes Association (ADF/DDG) grant as well as by a Koeln Fortune grant.

Yet record producers' work is still somewhat subtle, Mr. Ramone said, and they will never earn the fame or fortune granted to their Hollywood counterparts, movie directors.

His sizable fortune granted him favor and status in politics and society.

If we are willing to ret to return to the ancient meaning of the word 'happy', we can give thanks for the equanimity coming to us because of the good fortune granted to us by the gods.

There are opportunities for fame (if not fortune), good grant funding, rapid career advancement, and even groupies (if you go to the right conferences).

He doesn't take his good fortune for granted.

Mr. Buffett announced plans in June 2006 to give 85percentt of his fortune away, granting it to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and four family charities.

Brookman on the other hand, as befits his greater good fortune, is granted a more exotic, near Chekhovian, illumination, some time later and far away, on the ­Kamchatka Peninsula.

He first turned to the restoration of the Lost Gardens of Heligan before taking charge of the Eden Project, but despite being appointed a CBE in 2002 and a KBE this year, he does not take his renewed good fortune for granted.

The title comes from a passage by the Greek poet Kostas Karyotakis, quoted in the epigraph: "Will the gift and good fortune be granted to us / that one night we can go to die / there on the green shore of our native land?" As Bakopoulos shows, it's possible to be homesick for a country even when living within its borders.