Sentence examples for at first receive from inspiring English sources

Offenders would at first receive letters.

IPv6 GeoNetworking-enabled routers at first receive regular IPv6 packets on their ingress (egress) interface, and pass the packets to the C2CNet module inside userland via the virtual interface.

When students are judged relative to such a criterion, they will at first receive lower marks, since obviously most student will not have reached the end-of-clerkship requirements at the beginning of their clerkship.

His last speech was at first received with applause, then with disquiet, and finally the parliamentary majority turned against him.

Weininger's magnum opus, the anti-Semitic and misogynist tract "Sex and Character," at first received little notice.

Returning to the United States for the first time since before World War II, MacArthur at first received widespread popular support; the excitement waned after a publicized Senate investigation of his dismissal.

Partly because Britain and the United States relied on carrier-based aircraft armed with conventional torpedoes, bombs, and unguided rockets to attack naval targets, antiship missiles at first received little emphasis in the West after the war.

Founded in 1958 by ranchers bent on extermination, the rattlesnake roundup at first received scant attention from the civic boosters of Sweetwater, who preferred to cast their mix of rail connections, low tax rates and willing labor as "The Go-Gettin'-est Industrial City in West Texas".

Tracing the story of Jennings – "from the time she was two years old, Jazz knew that she had a girl's brain in a boy's body" – the authors at first received letters of thanks from children around the world, but the expected outrage was slow to follow.

Obama actively solicited bipartisan senatorial advice and, at first, received well-deserved praise for his genuinely diverse, exceptionally qualified, and experienced nominees.

The Pacific electric ray exhibits aplacental viviparity, with the developing embryos at first receiving nourishment from yolk, and later from histotroph ("uterine milk", enriched with proteins, fat, and mucus) produced by the mother and delivered through specialized outgrowths of the uterine lining.