Sentence examples for it has endowed from inspiring English sources
It has endowed our home with a beauty so exquisite that I am at a loss for the proper words".
It has an outstanding record of acceptances to top colleges, and it has endowed Atlantic Beach, Inwood, Lawrence, Cedarhurst and the parts of Woodmere and North Woodmere it covers with the reputation of being good places to educate children.
Part of this is due to the US supreme court: by identifying money with speech, it has endowed rich people and corporations to speak loudly in the public sphere.
It has endowed Pakistan with more than $12 billion of mostly military aid since 9/11 for its cooperation in combating the insurgency of the Taliban and Al Qaeda, which is washing over the border into Afghanistan and attacking American troops there.
Somehow, I had endowed it with a supernatural knowledge of every college campus in the United States.
Mr. Peterson has since returned the work to its roots in St . Petersburgand has endowed it with an enormous investment in scenery, costumes, masks, puppets and the services of stars of the American Ballet Theater.
The location of the republic along the Morava-Vardar route from Belgrade, Serbia, to Thessaloníki, Greece, has endowed it with reasonably modern road and rail links on a northwest-southeast axis.
But it is safe to assume that the two-hundred-thousand-square-foot museum, which has been designed by Moshe Safdie and is set in a wooded ravine, surrounded by walking trails and woodlands, will be far from modest: the Walton Family Foundation has endowed it to the tune of eight hundred million dollars, which is four times larger than that of the Whitney.
Earlier this year, a poll found that one in four Americans moves on from the faith of their upbringing.Americas foundation as a refuge for Europes Christian dissidents has endowed it with a deep sense of the right to follow and propagate any form of religion, with no impediment, or help, from the state.
For London's historic place at the heart of the empire has endowed it with the networks and skills, from the Square Mile to Caribbean tax havens, to become one of the world's leading hubs for the dispersal and camouflaging of dubious funds.
There might be an ominous explanation for the sudden appearance of birth defects apparently related to Zika — perhaps a new mutation in the virus' genetic code has endowed it with the ability to attack fetal brain tissue.
