Sentence examples for granting bragging from inspiring English sources
Earmarks served another purpose besides granting bragging rights back home.
In the Arnold Foundation's own announcement of the grant, it bragged that its goal is "to significantly change patient care and health system budgets".
There had been reports, over the weekend, that Pence had been shocked to his Christian-conservative core by the "Access Hollywood" video of Trump bragging about the impunity he believed was granted to stars to commit sexual assault.
Granted, bowling a 300 game remains a feat to brag about, considering the millions of games played every year.
Don't brag about it and take it for granted.
Home Depot's top merchants brag they can count on their fingers how often they've granted price increases in the past three years.
New Jersey might well brag about its affluence, median household income, high property values and educated work force, but only a fool would take any of this for granted.
So not only has the mayor squandered every penny collected, but his bragging about this potential income stream actually caused the then-chancellor to trim TfL's grants.
