Sentence examples for grant to move from inspiring English sources

Food and tables were added, and a growing clientele prompted Mr. Grant to move his pub across the street into what used to be Yakima's downtown railroad station.

Mr. Whitman, a venture capitalist, was on the board of directors of the e-mail company Mail.com last fall when the company applied for and won a state tax incentive grant to move its offices from Manhattan to Jersey City, creating hundreds of jobs in New Jersey, according to company officials.

Dr. Otis, 38, who grew up in Stony Brook, said she would like to use the grant to move close to a "top-notch research library so that I can wander through the stacks and discover books I and the library didn't know were there".

Along the Baltic coasts of Germany and Poland, a small but growing band of farmers are already making use of conservation subsidies and research grants to move in this direction.

Wolverhampton has the fifth highest level of empty shops in the country, and so new businesses will be given grants to move into abandoned buildings to trade and showcase their work.

Who's it safer for?" The Mayor tried to articulate other aspects of his work on Skid Row — he has committed fifty million dollars a year for five years to permanent supportive housing, and a hundred and twenty-four minlion in Section 8 grants to move homeless families out of the area — but the protesters made it virtually impossible to hear.

California's stem cell institute, California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, gave out $230 million in grants to move therapies from the laboratory to the clinic within 4 years.

Yet there are signed documents granting permission to move the funds.

After a year and a half of bureaucratic hassles this middle-class couple, Nader (Peyman Moadi) and his wife, Simin (Leila Hatami), had been granted permission to move abroad with their bright 11-year old daughter, Termeh (the director's daughter, Sarina Farhadi).

It is able to take place because Wimbledon were granted permission to move to Milton Keynes by an independent commission in 2002.

He spent nine years playing alongside current Dons boss Neal Ardley for the old Wimbledon FC, who were granted permission to move to Milton Keynes in 2003 and were re-named MK Dons a year later.