Sentence examples for chain received from inspiring English sources

She said that the Swedish fashion chain received three complaints and quickly decided to withdraw the headdresses from sale.

Sudarsan Raghavan and Sumana Chatterjee, correspondents for the Knight Ridder chain, received the international reporting award for articles linking the world chocolate trade to slave labor.

The clothing store chain received scores of telephone calls and letters from people who criticized it for being "associated" with Aum.

The 94‐year‐old founder of the J. C. Penney department store chain received last week the symbolic 20 millionth copy of the American Bible Society's New Testament in today's English.

A few weeks back the Scottish-born chain received a little infamy when drinks giant Diageo threatened to withdraw its sponsorship of the British Institute of Innkeeping Awards if they gave a gong to BrewDog, despite its name already having been inscribed on the trophy.

To measure the rate of transmission of the ancient butchery technology, and establish whether more complex communication such as language would get the best results, study volunteers were divided into five- or 10-member "learning chains". The head of the chain received a knapping demonstration, the raw materials and five minutes to try their hand at it.

The restaurant chain receives prepared foods from a Chef Solutions plant in Ohio.

Carrie Kurlander, vice president of public relations for Chick-fil-A, said the Georgia-based chain receives more than 40,000 inquires per year from people interested in becoming restaurant operators (the company's term for "franchisee").

To refresh that lesson from seventh grade, here's how it works: Animals at the top of the food chain receive the concentrated energy and persistent chemicals of all the biota underneath them.

Guests staying with pets at the Muse, part of the Kimpton chain, receive an amenity bag, the size of which depends on whether you own a teacup Pomeranian or a Doberman pinscher, said Ericka Nelson, general manager.

The chain receives (and rejects) 20 letters a week from prospective franchisees in places as unlikely as Mongolia and Russia.