Sentence examples for grant time to from inspiring English sources

Although the Union forces were defeated, the delay caused by the battle gave General Ulysses S. Grant time to send reinforcements for the defense of Washington, D.C.

Wallace believed that, by holding up Early for nearly an entire day, he had reached his goal of giving Grant time to move experienced troops up from Petersburg to defend Washington, D.C.

Wallace believed that, by holding up Early for nearly an entire day, he had reached his goal of giving Grant time to move experienced troops up from Petersburg to defend Washington, D.C. Early rested his troops for one day at Monocacy and then led them on a march to Washington.

In a wider sense, clarity also means to give orientation by informing about the goals of a lesson, to 'stay on track' regarding the topics, to proceed in comprehensible steps, or to grant time to think, practice and repeat.

The two weak behemoths, Citigroup and Bank of America, were granted time to work off their bad loans.

Until his Administration ends, New Jersey residents should be granted time to privately fume as they deal with a governor so god-awful that even President Trump fired him.

Mr. Durkin scoffed at the notion that Mr. Burris had not been granted time to mention such relevant conversations or that lawmakers had moved on.

Berkman: We believe that particularly for [low-income] students on Pell Grants, time to completion is the most important cost-containment measure that we can take.

Joanna Dennehy, 31, of Bifield, Orton Goldhay, Peterborough, pleaded guilty to the murders at the Old Bailey but lawyers were granted time to apply to change these pleas after the court heard they were "unexpected".

Alan Pardew is confident he will be granted time to turn around Crystal Palace's dismal form after talks with the club's major shareholders in New York over the international break.

That will have to wait until Dr Chakrabarti's collaborators are granted time to use the Spitzer Space Telescope.