Sentence examples for got a grant from from inspiring English sources

In 2005 she got a grant from Nesta, a British innovation foundation.

We've got a grant from Sport for England for £500,000.

His big break came in 1989, when he got a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.

He got a grant from Coca-Cola that would cover their expenses and the cost of filming their visit.

I've done some work for U.N. organizations, and I recently got a grant from the Institute for New Economic Thinking.

In 1992, Gaspard got a grant from the European Commission to look at traditional women's organizations — "the ones," she says, "no one in Paris talked about".

You could consider getting a grant from Facebook's FB fund (up to $250k from Facebook).

The agency drew $500 from the fund and helped her get a grant from the city's Human Resources Administration for $2,170.10.

Maybe these operations could get a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts or gifts from the French and German Ministries of Culture.

We get a grant from the Stewart Trust Pilot Project Program for our project entitled, "DNA Nanotechnology in Cancer Drug Targeting". Congrats to all!

Britain punches above its weight academically and to get a grant from the ERC is the top accolade you can get.