[lemma=endow] [word=on | □]
[lemma=endow] [word=on | □=□]
[lemma=endow] [word=on | □ | □]
Scholarships may be endowed on the basis of a donor providing the Faculty full-fee component and the centre waiving the central overhead component . The thrill of killing lots of people can be quite satisfying - particularly when you do n't have to do it youself or see the results thereof ( when you are endowed with , as Roger Waters put it , " the courage of being out of range " ) - but the hangover can be deadly . I should hesitate also , on De Bragelonne 's account , to endow with a fortune , without some sound reason for it , a young girl , a perfect stranger ; such an act would sow jealousy amongst my nobility . Slenderly endowed on the side of humour , Mary Abbott could not feel sure whether he was really pleased or not ; he had to repeat to her , with all gravity , that he no longer felt anxious on the girl 's account . Then in order not to awaken the jealousy of the officials , that of the husbands and others , in short , to endow with sanctity these good and profitable practices , the Lady Desquerdes gave him a bone of St. Victor , by virtue of which all the miracles were performed . A sudden emptiness seemed to flow now from the windows and the great doors , endowing with complete isolation the figure of the host , who stood on the porch , his hand up in a formal gesture of farewell . A mark appearing in exactly the same form in its three highly different uses , the clitic form of auxiliary word groups ( primarily modal verbs and the present tense of the verb " to be " ) , the possessive case , and the contracted negative ( most often found in Weiner 's work in the imperative ) , the apostrophe , as that which adds , subtracts , and endows with a modality of being , becomes an emblem of a seemingly uniform or equitable structure that covertly determines and apportions value , the text itself refusing to become value 's scene . Chairs may be endowed on a 50/50 basis where a Faculty can arrange matching funding . Before me was a valley surrounded by mountains of evidently inaccessible height , and this p. 21 valley nature and art seemed to have combined to endow with an almost superterrestrial beauty . By Allah , he hath been endowed with wisdom , as with wide rule . Tito sought to manufacture a nationality that would plunder Macedonian heritage and which he would endow with a " national vision " , which was the expansionist prospect of a united Macedonia ; in other words , a mortgage on the future . Of those that were from immemorial time How rightly art thou named by all endowed With gifts of speech ! His imprisonment lasted for a period of no less than four months , in the middle of which the " year nine " ( 1269 ) , anticipated in such glowing terms by the & Bab , and alluded to as the year " after & Hin " by & Shaykh & Ahmad-i-Ahsa'i , was ushered in , endowing with undreamt-of potentialities the whole world . Zimic finds most noteworthy Cervantes ' treatment of humble characters , whom their author endows with psychological depth and individuality . But concerning that predestination by which God has decreed to save and to endow with faith some particular persons , but to damn others and not endow them with faith , so various are the sentiment , entertained even by the divines of our profession , that this very diversity of opinion easily declares the difficulty with which it is possible to determine any thing respecting it . But since it is necessary ( 1 ) that the weaker animal also should have a secretion greater in quantity and less concocted , and ( 2 ) that being of such a nature it should be a mass of sanguineous liquid , and ( 3 ) since that which Nature endows with a smaller portion of heat is weaker , and ( 4 ) since it has already been stated that such is the character of the female - putting all these considerations together we see that the sanguineous matter discharged by the female is also a secretion .