Sentence examples for grant to restore from inspiring English sources
City officials say the book is somewhat the worse for wear, The Boston Globe reported, and they're applying for a $3,000 grant to restore and rebind it.
Though the station kept operating, the building, dating from 1890, was deteriorating when the borough applied for a grant to restore it in 1995.
In 2011, the family was awarded a $206,000 state civil rights grant to restore a gas station next to the store.
Downtown Yonkers has many other attractions: historic St. John's Church in the Square, the Hudson River Museum, Untermyer Park and the Beczak Environmental Center, which was just given a grant to restore a section of the Hudson River marshlands.
The Heritage Lottery Fund will soon announce a £1.2m grant to restore the rooms to their appearance during 1968, when Hendrix paid £30 a week to share the flat with his girlfriend, Kathy Etchingham.
But Stratford's latest miracle of conservation makes you wonder – what about all the lost art in Britain that doesn't have the Shakespeare name to help get a lottery grant to restore it, and a tourist industry to enhance the glamour of the local past?
A group of residents are now pursuing grants to restore the building and locate a furniture museum there.
But the building began winning preservation grants to restore its roof and exterior beginning in the early 2000s, including about $400,000 from the state and $1.1 million from the Queens borough president's office.
He makes videos about old eel fishermen on the Po who have lost their livelihood to riverine neglect, and, because of his fame, and the charm of the stories he tells (they're like Italian folktales), he has shamed the regional politicos into allocating large grants to restore fishing to the river.
