Sentence examples for grant out of from inspiring English sources

"We will grant out of operating income for many decades, not by selling property," Mr. Justen said.

In the past, though, Govan had then persuaded Riggio to pay for the grant out of his own pocket, thus reimbursing Dia.

Click here In The Philadelphia Story, it's Hepburn who's about to marry the wrong guy, having divorced Grant out of pique.

Other Republican elements, however, rejected Grant out of a concern that his nomination would reopen fissures within the party and that a third term would set an unwise precedent.

It looked, he was to say later, like a rundown soup kitchen, and when he tried to coax an annual grant out of the Arts Council, he was told that, as he was on the wrong side of Aldgate from the City of London, he was technically a provincial gallery and entitled only to occasional grants.

They argued that with Grant out of the race, Conkling would face little resistance for the Republican nomination.

As fast as high street tax-breaks are granted, out-of-town shopping centres expand, and transport links to the neighbouring vampire metropolis are improved.

Most likely, you are supported in one of two ways: out of your PI's research grant or out of a training grant or fellowship.

Still, there was that late appeal, parole granted, get-out-of-jail cards approved.

They will have to consider themselves lucky to get career breaks now taken for granted: the out-of-the-gate solo show, the early sales, the possibility of being able to live on the their art.

Presiding Coroner Dr. Carlisle dismissed this motion at the same time as that of the Correctional Service of Canada motion, but subsequently granted the out-of-province doctors standing at the inquest when they agreed to testify voluntarily at the inquest proceedings.