Sentence examples for gain a place from inspiring English sources

According to the school's website, the school "does not currently offer scholarships to gain a place".

More than 30,000 people gain a place during Clearing every year.

And wind-turbine farms could gain a place to use excess electricity on high-wind days.

Spending time in church to gain a place has become the religious equivalent of paying cash for honours.

They learned, as have many dissatisfied men, that it is not enough to gain a place in a dysfunctional system.

It's not like anything sneaky is going on here: it is simply a way of supporting students to gain a place at a well-respected university.

In Syria, a more robust effort to train a moderate force, if only to gain a place at the negotiating table, could be instituted.

The Whitehouse Institute's website says the school "does not currently offer scholarships to gain a place into the Bachelor of Design".

Although much was written about agriculture during the Middle Ages, the agricultural sciences did not then gain a place in the academic structure.

She'd already gone through one agonising rethink when her A-levels turned out not to be science-heavy enough to gain a place to read nutrition.

Second, but arguably related to the first, participants stated that they were often lacking the qualifications to gain a place at university.