Sentence examples for won a bursary from inspiring English sources
He won a bursary to a good school, then earned two masters' degrees.
In 1997 Michael Murphy, who has died of a brain tumour, aged 43, won a bursary – combining editorial work and doctoral research – with Nottingham Trent University's Trent Editions.
It is the record of how in 1985, Calle won a bursary to Japan for three months and her boyfriend arranged to meet her in India at the end.
From Thirroul school, McKenzie won a bursary to study at Sydney Girls High Schooll.
Teaching was one of the few careers then open to educated working-class girls, and in 1906 Ellen won a bursary of £25 that enabled her to begin training at the Manchester Pupil Teacher's Centre.
Harold Laski, under whom he studied, helped him to win a bursary so he could study full-time.
I'm lucky enough to have gone to a really good school after winning a bursary for the independent Royal Grammar School in Newcastle.
He won a journalism bursary from the Scott Trust, the company that owns the Guardian, in 2008.
Fresh from art school, Ringwood won an Arts Council bursary to work in a theatre for a year.
From Nicholas de Jongh's review (4 September 1969): We expect 26-year-old Cambridge graduates who have won an Arts Council bursary to write plays about young people's convoluted sexual hangups, operating in circumstances of dissolution and boredom.
The team – comprising two guinea pigs, rabbits Harvey and Splodge, a Pekin Bantam hen, volunteers and manager – has just won a £9,120 innovation bursary from Tower Hamlets clinical commissioning group to run a six-month pilot where GPs refer patients to the scheme.
