Sentence examples for grants to open from inspiring English sources
The Scripps Research Institute, based in the La Jolla area of San Diego, accepted $579 million in grants to open a location in Florida.
They have applied for Federal grants to open a community center called Hour Town where anyone could come and register services payable, naturally, in Hour notes.
The assistant professor attracted multiple grants to open her lab in the Department of Molecular Biology and seemed headed for tenure, but it never came to that.
Ms. Rice, 57, is also applying for a small-business grant to open a retail gallery.
Three months earlier, in April 2014, the institute had won a £4m grant to open a new health protection research unit specialising in emerging infections.
The hall is still in daily use for school assemblies and classes, but the headteacher, Bennet Carr, is applying for a Heritage Lottery grant to open the room to the public each afternoon, with volunteer guides to include pupils.
When Wallace wins a two-hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar grant to open a drop-in center for prostitutes who are looking to get off the street, she leases 175 East Houston, at the corner of Houston and Allen.
Wakefield Council will use the Heritage Lottery Fund grant to open parts of Pontefract Castle not accessible since the mid-1600s.
In 1983 he was given a government grant to open a greengrocer's on the deck of the Tangere block of Broadwater Farm.
And sometimes it takes a person like Jake, who goes without a blessing we've long taken for granted, to open our eyes again.
