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Meanings of win a scholarship in English

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Usage of win a scholarship in English
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One of the children went on to win a scholarship to Oxford.
The Guardian
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They were hoping that Raff might win a scholarship in a college somewhere.
Anthill: a novel
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We were so sorry that she did not win a scholarship.
Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus
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I did win a scholarship to Penn, and it was life-changing for me.
Reuters
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Although a scholar at King Edward VI school, he initially failed to win a scholarship to tolkienOxford.
The Hobbit
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Tell him I'm not coming home, that I'm going to win a scholarship and to go to the University.
Children of the Ghetto: A Study of a Peculiar People
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He advised him to work hard meanwhile and to keep in mind the possibility of having to win a scholarship.
The Altar Steps
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Having decided that on the whole she intended to win a scholarship, Winona bluffed off the matter of her departure.
The Luckiest Girl in the School
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There, amongst dying people, she became even more distressed yet still managed to finish her doctorate and win a scholarship to London.
Radio NZ
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He was already at the top of the school; and to win a scholarship at the University was now doubly important for him.
Victorian Worthies: Sixteen Biographies
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If you win a scholarship, I'll manage to help you through a 'Varsity course, but I can't afford to keep you there unassisted.
Betty Trevor
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Robin won a scholarship to the Royal College of Art in London.
The Guardian
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At 17, he won a scholarship to the Leeds College of Art.
The Guardian
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Amanda was super-bright, winning a scholarship to the prestigious Seattle Preparatory school.
The Guardian
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Young Noble won a scholarship at the Royal College of Music in London.
The new yorker
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Then I won a scholarship of one hundred dollars a year.
Grace Harlowe's Second Year at Overton College
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