Sentence examples for grant on one from inspiring English sources

Many people read a grant on one day and write the critique the next morning.

It was the highest number of clemencies given during the Obama administration, and the most granted on any one day in U.S. history.

Of the $89 million that has actually been spent for grants on one urban counterterrorism program, New York City accounted for virtually all of it -- $82 million.

I'll grant that on one level, the comments have an on-the-one-hand, on-the-other-hand quality that doesn't convey necessarily much of anything.

I asked him for an interview and he graciously granted me one on the spot.

Or should it be granted base on one party's word?

His wish was granted but on one condition.

However, publishing guidelines that prepare industry for sponsorship of events or research grants on the one hand, but stating that "in the case of clinical guidelines no experts from industry or with any other commercial background may be involved" represents an imbalanced perspective on public-private partnerships [ 19].

She granted three one-on-one interviews with reporters, a notable break with her more cloistered first seven months of traveling the state.

Not that I hadn't often wondered, after years of following physics and even writing a biography that involved serious time with Einstein's personal correspondence, just what I'd have asked the old man if I'd been granted a one-on-one.

By granting a one-on-one interview with Oprah Winfrey, Tiger would effectively slow down the daily feeding frenzy.