Sentence examples for Receive something from someone from inspiring English sources

Covenants obligate a landowner to do something for, or give a landowner the right to receive something from, someone else.

"The fact he's received something from someone and passes it on does not mean he's made a recommendation or helped them in any way," Mr. Williams said.

Now our country must receive something from him.

Anyone who is going to receive a bonus can only receive something that someone else doesn't.

If someone does want to give me a present then I prefer to receive something made by the person themselves be it a jar of jam, a drawing from a child or some help with DIY.

While that honor will be reserved for one lucky artist, what is guaranteed is that you will receive something unique and considerate from a stranger, and will have the joy of giving someone else the same sensation.

To have people receive something that inspires thought, and conversation, and maybe you can change the way someone thinks.

"It could have been something from someone's lunch," she said.

For example, one tried and true principle in business over the ages has been that a customer who receives something for free is always more willing to buy something from you as opposed to someone who has not.

Until then, most investors still lucky enough to have any liquidity, still wanting to believe that we are something more than just clever primates, will be searching for someone local, someone they can look in the eye and buy from, trusting that they are receiving something of value.

Using a device with headphones to receive assistance from someone outside the exam room.