endowed , also: indowed old use

He had held his endowed chair for the last nine years.

It will be the first endowed chair in the museum's history.

The number of endowed chairs rose from 29 in 1980 to 51.

Still there is great need, especially in the way of endowed scholarships.

He held the endowed chair until his move to Rockefeller five years later.

Doesn't sound like I'm going to be getting an endowed chair any time soon.

Today, two endowed scholarships are offered by the university in his memory.

It is the world's first endowed chair devoted to a single species.

Columbia will soon announce an endowed chair in his name.

Each position is supported by endowed funds and a program endowment.

Each held a lifetime church office whose endowed property provided his income.

The law school subsequently established an endowed scholarship in his name.

There is an endowed school, and the Independents have a chapel.

This is the world's first and only endowed chair supporting the study of one tree species.

In 1769 an endowed school with six children of poor families was in being.

Down below, the less endowed delegates are not without comforts.

"We have an endowed fund that has plummeted with the stock market going down," he said.

She had quite a curvaceous and well -endowed figure, too.

An endowed chair was established in his name in 1988.

It is, in fact, an endowed retirement home - for cats.

In 1643 she donated some of her money to found the first endowed scholarship at Harvard.

An endowed chair, by the way, named for her.

It is the first endowed program on international justice and human rights at any law school in the western United States.

Serve as the initial occupant of the University's first endowed chair.

During the same time period were also established endowed libraries for the use of parishioners.