Sentence examples for Get unsolicited from inspiring English sources

Q. Do you think some Americans like to get unsolicited mail? A. Absolutely.

Someone who subscribed to a golf magazine, say, could expect to get unsolicited mail about golf resorts or golf schools.

I'm a university professor, and I often get unsolicited copies of textbooks from publishers hoping that I'll adopt them for my course.

I rarely get unsolicited details from my quiet seventh-grade son about his school day, so he captured my attention one Friday afternoon when he told me that, in fact, something noteworthy had happened, "but I didn't do it".

"We get unsolicited e-mails from people all over the country telling us how excited they were to capture some moment," said Jodi Lipe, the Cisco executive who spearheaded the campaign.

"If you get unsolicited e-mails coming in it's hard not to look," said David Kleinbard, a researcher for a credit ratings agency in New York who has dated several women from JDate, a Jewish online dating service.

"But before the Penn State game, I was getting unsolicited calls.

And just as you say too, she's got unsolicited job offers.

While many homeowners desperately need help to keep their homes and cannot get it, the borrowers getting unsolicited relief from Chase sometimes suspect a trick.

Indeed, Mr. Castagna was surprised when, a couple of months after hanging out his shingle, he began getting unsolicited orders from bars and restaurants.

Ms. Holy also gets unsolicited calls from agents who announce, as the festival approaches, that their well-known clients suddenly have openings in their schedules.