Sentence examples for won a stipend from inspiring English sources

She won a stipend of forty pounds a year for three years at Somerville College, Oxford.

Ruiz also won a $5,000 training stipend.

He won a National Science Foundation fellowship that paid his tuition and a stipend at M.I.T., and he bought a house in the Beacon Hill section of Boston.

Mr. Blackmun, meanwhile, won a scholarship to Harvard and worked at menial jobs to supplement his stipend.

Phinne narrowly missed out on both a medal and the $50,000 stipend USA Cycling recently announced it would award any rider who won a bronze in any Olympic race.

Olympians do get a stipend for winning a medal — which is $25,000 for a gold, in any sport — and N.B.A. players are put up in rather lavish accommodations, compared to the rest of the athletes.

"The U.S. gave her $150 as a stipend and she won $100 in the meets.

As a graduating senior, she won the John Gardner Fellowship award for public service, which provided a stipend, mentorship, and placement for a 10-month period in a public service organization.

In 1969, Angela Carter won the Somerset Maugham literary prize, which carried with it a stipend of £500 and a "suggestion" that the winner (who had to be younger than 35) should use the money for travel.

"I was told I had won the Café Gijon prize," a Spanish literary award that came with a stipend of about sixteen thousand dollars.

He receives a stipend of about $600 a month.