Sentence examples for been given a package from inspiring English sources

"He's a talented executive, and he's been given a package similar to what he's on already," said an HSBC spokesman, Jamie Harley.

For years I just couldn't listen to it.' The first that Island Records knew of Pink Moon was when a receptionist was given a package.

Neil Gorman, the head of Nottingham Trent University, was given a package worth £623,000, including pension, salary and benefits in kind, for the academic year 2013-14.

I don't usually read reviews, but at the end of the production, we were given a package with all the reviews in it.

The donors and fund-raisers who give or collect $500,000 will be given a package of perks that includes an invitation to a private dinner with President Clinton at a Washington restaurant on the eve of the gala and front-row seats, in the so-called "platinum section" of the MCI Center, for the gala's entertainment.

Detectives from the Flying Squad believe they are looking for at least five men, including a motorbike rider who was given a package by the two men when they were in the BMW, and two other men who were getaway drivers.

One insider goes further: "China is going to be very upset," he says.Taiwan still looks unlikely to get the Arleigh Burkes: but it will probably be given a package of hardware which offers some of the same capabilities, and which will involve America in much more training of, and help for, Taiwan's armed forces.

My wife collected some pamphlets and we were given a package when I was discharged but no explanation about what to do with it.

To make up for this, they were given a package of veterans' rights, significantly called a "Bill of Rights".

The participants were given a package containing 28 bags with 10 g dried broccoli sprouts in each, instructions were to eat the content with one of the meals of the day, they were also instructed to avoid eating or drinking for at least 8 hours prior to each day of study.

After the final study treatment, participants will be given a package containing all follow-up questionnaires.