Sentence examples for started to grant from inspiring English sources

However, the monarchs started to grant their castles and estates to noblemen, to the bishops of Transylvania or to the Saxon community after 1387.

Sacramento will start to grant those in 2018. .

He said his group, like many other nonprofit organizations in gay life, has started to win grants from more general philanthropies.

The notebooks fill up, the photos keep coming, and we've started to take for granted the magic that we seem to routinely stumble into everywhere we go.

"We only made it into the Football League in 1999, but maybe we started to take it for granted.

I started to take our paradise for granted, and I even snapped at the angels to leave us in peace.

With many of us using smartphones with GPS now, we're starting to take for granted applications like Google Maps being able to pinpoint us.

Voice-controlled technology like Amazon Echo, Siri or hands-free features in Google Maps are things we're starting to take for granted.

You're in luck: As part of Next Wave's Career Development Center we will soon start a guide to grant writing.

Since then, they have begun to get donations from the public and are starting to apply for grants.

If you take that approach, you might start to take things for granted".