Sentence examples for good grant from inspiring English sources

"I don't know how many meals I've had in Little Italy — and they're good," Grant said.

"The person who writes a good grant proposal tends to be the person who writes a decent 'pathways to impact' statement," she says.

Of the cheerleaders, he said, "Any girl you could send works fine," and he added, "Bo still looks good!" Grant was indignant that so many people have been saying that Wayne Newton has replaced Bob Hope.

"I think the club, whether I had anything to do with it or not, is in a little better shape than it was a year ago, and the future is good," Grant said.

The event, which will begin at 2 p.m. in the Osborn Memorial Lab lecture hall (Room 202), will also include advice on the elements of a good grant application and an opportunity to meet National Geographic explorers and staff.

For instance, a proposed set of experiments that would abruptly end if a particular result were obtained early in the process is neither a good Qualifying Exam proposal nor a good grant proposal.

"It doesn't mean you don't have good grant-making," he said.

But we also want commissioners to learn from the experiences of charities and not only give more grants, but good grants.

The music might not have been as good, granted, but the relationship with MC Harvey would have been a lot more interesting.

Like an inspired improvisation over a jazz standard, good grant-writing should stimulate reviewers who've heard it all before.

Chris Laidlaw: Hang on.This isn't good, granted.