Sentence examples for grant to turn from inspiring English sources

It was too good an opportunity for Grant to turn down and we wish him all the best.

In March, the Army gave Sarabandi and his University of Michigan team a five-year, $10 million grant to turn the concept into battle-ready reality.

Amid this crisis, Amira enrolled in a UNDP entrepreneurship training and was one of 80 people, out of over 300 participants, to receive a grant to turn her business idea into a reality, according to the UNDP story. .

Ships at sea suddenly can become research vessels, monitoring or sampling along a prescribed route and accumulating enormous volumes of information that has, in the past, been often left unused or awaiting the right scientist with the right grant to turn into some useful application.

Arch is starting with a business plan competition that selects the most promising startups, giving them $50K in grants to turn their ideas into reality.

At the conclusion of both events, 24 student projects were awarded a total of $30,000 in grants to turn the concepts into reality.

They are still held hostage while Mr Speight makes demands which, if granted, threaten to turn Fiji into an authoritarian state.Why does the army not simply enter the parliamentary grounds, arrest Mr Speight and free the unfortunate politicians?

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.

Tesco has been granted permission to turn a Suffolk pub into a convenience store, despite local community protests.

Ms. Stanley said a $50,000 grant allowed her to turn a long-abandoned, dilapidated building into a home for her salon.

Businesses such as bakers and florists, who've become flash points in some states where they refused to serve gays, could be granted the ability to turn away gays under federal law, and all that could head to a much more conservative Supreme Court if challenged.