Sentence examples for offers to endow from inspiring English sources

DICK CAVETT Think at least twice if a genie exits a bottle and offers to endow you with that near-relative of the Midas touch, vast visual recognition.

Three years ago, UCLA's history department voted to reject a $1m offer to endow a programme in Turkish and Ottoman studies because it was conditional on their denying the Armenian genocide.

Without abandoning ACT UP, he had entered into a new wrangle, this time with Yale, to which he had offered several million dollars to endow a professorship in gay studies and a gay student center.

It offers donors the opportunity to endow a dancer position, in the manner of an endowed chair at a symphony or university, rather than to sponsor an individual artist.

(Though George Washington had offered to help endow a major university for the new capital, few of its grandees seconded his enthusiasm).

Self-assembled structures adsorbed on CNTs offer a plethora of opportunities to endow them with new functions and to integrate them into devices and materials.

She seems to endow the geese with romantic properties.

As a result of ballooning costs, there is not yet any money to endow the education center, which is intended to teach public-school children about agriculture and the environment, while adults will be offered seminars.

And to be willing to endow ordinary life with some epic or mythical understanding".

Netanyahu's visit to Washington is certain to endow him with the stature he desperately needs.

An independent Affordable Credit Trust to endow local affordable lenders as alternatives to high-cost payday lenders.