Sentence examples for to fellowships from inspiring English sources
noun
A company of people that share the same interest or aim.
We call it 'compensation.' " Now money comes through channels more akin to fellowships than punch cards.
The company also provided support to fellowships at the university's medical school for what it said would be "work that focuses on nutritional research, such as metabolic syndrome, diabetes and obesity".
Thus, this study was initiated to determine the importance of the ABSITE for surgical residents applying to fellowships.
Postdocs have a few other choices when it comes to fellowships supporting exchange with China.
No matter what field you're in, fast-turnaround, short-term funding is difficult to find in science, especially when it comes to fellowships.
[ Note added after publication: This exclusion applied to fellowships granted before 1989. See the Jan 2, 2003 PDN News for more information.].
Nobody new ever comes to Fellowship.
Women were first admitted to fellowship in 1916.
So, too, with many other verbs: to wilt, to whittle, to fellowship and to approbate.
She lived in East Orange and New Vernon, NJ, retiring to Bridgehampton, NY, before returning to Fellowship Village in Basking Ridge.
Board-Certification in Emergency Medicine and election to Fellowship in the American College of Emergency Physicians followed.
