Sentence examples for continually receiving from inspiring English sources

"Immigration is an issue about which I'm continually receiving appeals," he says.

The Union Oil people have developed a reluctance to open their mail because of the slogan, "In Union There Is Strength" which they are continually receiving.

If you see someone being catcalled and harassed in the street or continually receiving unwanted advances: "It's not advisable to go wading in like Prince Charming, you could end up exacerbating the situation and putting yourself at risk.

Now, Jackie lives not only without her mother but without health care, continually receiving notification that she's uninsurable due to being "underweight".

Methylnaltrexone was approved by the FDA in April 2008 to help restore bowel function in patients with late-stage, advanced illness who are continually receiving opioids, when response to laxative therapy has not been sufficient.

The putative oestrogen receptor negative human breast cancer cell line MDA231, when grown as tumours in mice continually receiving 17β-oestradiol, showed substantially increased growth rate when compared to control animals.

To do this, the motor strip continually receives information from the primary sensory area both before and during the movement.

Society members say the group continually receives donations of documents, mostly from first- or second-generation Finnish-Americans who find items in their basements and attics.

To the Editor: Regarding "Montreal: These Chefs Believe in Sticking Close to Home" (April 6): Martin Picard has to have the best press agent in the restaurant industry to garner the rave reviews his Montreal restaurant continually receives.

Collins said the league continually received bids to host the game, and that this week Miami - a considerable long shot given its climate - put in a bid for the outdoor game.

In turn, owing to the English rule of inheritance by primogeniture and the fact that unlike the continental nobility English nobility has never extended beyond the reigning peer and his wife, the middle classes themselves continually received the younger children of peers and gentry.