Sentence examples for grant its from inspiring English sources

The idea that a memory could prove so enduring that it might grant its holder immortality is a romantic notion that could only be held by a young poet, unbothered by the aches and scars of age.

But if China really intends to become a powerful nation, it has to grant its people the freedom of speech.

But several board members remain hesitant, according to minutes of their meetings, and the board will not grant its final approval until it sees what terms financial firms are willing to offer and it surveys members on the idea.

Watts and Means discuss the theft of the Cross; Watts explains that it is fabled to grant its possessor invulnerability, and that the Nazis had attempted to find it to turn the tide of the Second World War.

Separately, the company said on Sunday that it had offered to grant its founder, Richard Schulze, access to confidential information to help him firm up what could be an $8.8 billion bid — only to be rejected.

The film earned Grant his third Golden-Globe nomination, while the London Film Critics Circle named Grant its Best British Actor and GQ honoured him as one of the magazine's men of the year 2006.

We are grateful to the Innovation and Technology Fund of Hong Kong SAR (Grant ITS/085/10) and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Grant VPRDO09/10.SC08 and Special Research Fund Initiative SRFI11SC06) for financial support.

The company said John R. Grant, its executive vice president and marketing chief, would become president.

"We want to manage how the news gets out," said Karen Grant, its communications director.

Sir Malcolm Grant, its chairman, told the Times that the extent of private work carried out had been "under the radar" for too long.

If Monsanto achieves the higher profit it forecast on Wednesday, it will be the third consecutive year of greater than 20 percent growth in earnings per share, said Hugh Grant, its chairman and chief executive.