Sentence examples for grant to work with from inspiring English sources

CEC ArtsLink awarded her a grant to work with contemporary choreographer Olga Bavdilovich in Vladivostok, Russia.

The prize, aside from a trip to Italy, is a $500,000 grant to work with Mr. Scott's company.

I stopped working with Oz because I got a grant to work with women undergoing surgery for breast cancer.

The Westchester Philharmonic has received a $100,000 federal grant to work with troubled children in the county.

Doll has received a $250,000 grant to work with researchers at UC Merced on a drone design, and imaging equipment.

George Nelson, the former astronaut and a physicist at Western Washington University, has a five-year, $12 million agency grant to work with 26 poor school districts in that state developing a yearlong, college-level science curriculum for elementary teachers, as well as a recruitment program to bring gifted minority high school students into science education.

Yet such is the double-edged sword of the Albion hierarchy, a coach at The Hawthorns is judged on the players he is granted to work with on the training ground.

After all, if everyone else is publishing with Twitter and getting grants to work with it, it really doesn't matter whether it actually measures anything of relevance to the question at hand so long as it yields publications and research funding.

Addiction NI has received a grant of £667,511 to work with employers to address alcohol related issues in the workplace.

"We're not novices," says Robinson, who notes that her university and Kansas State recently received a $2.5 million teaching training grant from NSF to work with several local schools.

The measure would allow residents to remain in their homes while granting them time to work with lenders to modify their mortgages.