Sentence examples for take a scholarship from inspiring English sources

When Yankees management asked Groch if Jeter would take a scholarship offer from Michigan instead of signing with a professional team, Groch responded that Jeter would not be going to Michigan.

Axford instead took a scholarship to Notre Dame, but he blew out his elbow in November of his junior year.

He quickly overcame his initial awkwardness on the court and became a hotly recruited player in high school, eventually taking a scholarship offer from Georgetown University.

He took a scholarship to Cambridge, after which I lost sight of him; but I would occasionally think of him down the years, assuming that he had forged ahead in one of the liberal professions.

She applied to drama schools in London and was accepted by both Rada and Lamda, but a mix-up in the post led to her not receiving the offer from the first school, so she took a scholarship to the second.

In 1990, partly to please Dad and partly out of his own ambition, Milner took a scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.

That's when I decided to take a college scholarship and go to school.

In 1986 she got accepted to UCLA's law school and Harvard's divinity school, but she deferred enrolling at either to take a one-year scholarship to work for "the forgotten people" at refugee camps in Hong Kong and Thailand.

In 1985,  Abaifouta was preparing to take up a scholarship to study in Germany when Habré's secret police arrested him.

You want to play violin, then play violin, you want to study composition at a conservatoire, take up a scholarship there.

Chester showed remarkable aptitude as a pianist and appeared on the radio as a child and admirers subscribed to a fund to enable him to take up a scholarship in London.