Sentence examples for generously endowed from inspiring English sources

Livingston were no more generously endowed, the consequence of which was a general impression that there was hardly a player on the field capable of killing the ball with his first touch or of completing elementary passes - those that need to travel more than 10 yards - to a team-mate.

Unsurprisingly, Bruges is generously endowed with chocolate shops.

Albert and Cicely Wheelon generously endowed the lectureship.

And thanks to gravity, the generously endowed — whether naturally or surgically — tend to be more afflicted.

In this tasting, rieslings generously endowed with residual sugar proved largely in harmony with the blues.

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

Donors who generously endow professorships are not only ensuring academic and research excellence; they are also giving a gift for future generations to come.

He ensured that his uncle would not contest the succession by generously endowing him with land.

During the campaign, donors generously funded 142 endowed professorships University-wide to support current faculty and bring new scholars in a range of disciplines.

In 1557 he expanded his old college (Gonville Hall), named it Gonville and Caius College, endowed it generously, and in 1559 accepted its mastership.

They also generously supported programming, scholarships, and endowed chairs throughout the University.