Sentence examples for been received from a from inspiring English sources
Group after group assembled in front of the post-office, which then seemed the general rendezvous, each party bringing additional news, which, of course, had just been received from "a source perfectly reliable". From 1,500 the assailants were magnified to 3,500, and doubtless many believed that before midnight the city would be wrapt in flames and half the community murdered in cold blood.
A spokeswoman for the attorney general's office confirmed a complaint had been received from a member of the public.
But on Friday, Mr. Handwerker said a new bid of $7.80 a share had been received from a source he declined to identify.
Sally Williams, a spokeswoman for the Brooklyn Museum, referred questions about the history of the art to the Janis estate and said that the museum had no reason to contact any of the artists about the work because it had been received from a reputable source.
Four hours later, Germany's interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, said at a news conference that there was reason for concern, though not panic, and that information had been received from a foreign intelligence source indicating that Germany faced "concrete indications of a series of attacks planned for the end of November".
This kind of problem setting can for example be of interest in a criminal investigation in which threatening messages have been received from a specific computer or IP-address to which only a limited number of suspects have access.
An appeal has duly been received from an unnamed current or former Fifa official, setting back the high-profile transparency drive that was endorsed by the president, Blatter.
What message have they been receiving from a system in which children, throughout their educational career, are faced with frequent high-stakes tests that determine their future?
On 27 February 2010, a report was received from a subordinate battalion.
A total of 199 responses were received from a broad range of organizations and countries around the world.
A shopper may be clicking on a retail site when suddenly word is received from a sales clerk offering help.
