Sentence examples for get stipends from inspiring English sources

Scientists can easily get stipends, and therefore drift into doing a PhD.

The volunteers get stipends of about $150 a month, and commit to 15-hour-a-week schedules.

If it is still hard to imagine schools dangling financial contracts in front of high-school kids, consider that nonathletes get stipends all the time from universities.

There are still no signs of hockey appearing anytime soon, but now the players are getting stipends so they can have money to spend on protein shakes and boot-cut jeans and party shirts and hairgel and stuff.

We wonder how our friends are able to afford to go out to eat and drink so many nights a week are they secretly getting stipends from their parents?

"We weren't going to fight the revolution, have a Constitution and next thing you know members of Congress and the president are getting stipends from the British Crown or from the French," said Richard Painter, former ethics advisor to President George W. Bush.

Unlike basketball and baseball, ultimate has no millionaire stars players get modest stipends and travel expenses.

To Europeans, who pay only nominal tuition, and often get student stipends besides, this is an odd discussion.

Militants who catch the government's attention and then agree to drop their guns get monthly stipends of 65,000 naira ($423), nearly nine times the official minimum wage.

The refugees believe they will get housing stipends and the right to work if they make it to England, and about 90percentt of them eventually do manage to get there after a few tries, another Red Cross official estimated.

"We continue to get monthly stipends and it's enough to live on," said Bye, who was moved from right wing to defense by Smith this past season to make room for some new players.