Sentence examples for won a grant from inspiring English sources

Ms. Champagne, meanwhile, had won a grant.

Columbia won a grant to survey the historic windows in its Beaux-Arts buildings.

Last year he won a grant of about fourteen thousand dollars to pursue the idea.

The Active Students programme was funded through Sport England after the university won a grant of £359k for three years.

Tennessee, which won a grant, now requires districts to create new evaluation systems, with at least half of the score based on students' progress.

Samuel James won a grant for his project on the oil economy's effects on the people of the Niger Delta (his photos were featured on Lens in February).

The higher a state's score, the more likely it is to win a grant.

This has done well enough in early trials to win a grant from the American government.

Of 36 proposals submitted to the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority by municipalities, Greenburgh's was 1 of 12 to win a grant to help develop solar projects.

In defiance of his exam results, he "begged and battered the door down" to win a grant to Blackpool and The Fylde College, alma mater of John Simm and David Thewlis.

The key criterion for winning a grant is excellence, says Rastan.