Sentence examples for graciously supplied from inspiring English sources

Anyone planning to travel to Marlboro is advised to book accommodations well in advance; the nicer inns fill up quickly, and you may not want to spend the night at one of the more Hitchcockian motels along Route 9. Marlboro has graciously supplied two recordings of performances from last summer, when I visited.

Dr. Brooks has graciously supplied us with yet another vividly thought-provoking Editor's Corner for this issue.

The photograph was graciously supplied by Dr. Teresa Manera whose husband, Roque Bianco, originally discovered these footprints in 1986.

Another company called Karma3, which manages biodiversity waste in Melbourne, also graciously supplied me 500 grams of their dry-roasted fly larvae for free.

Another company called Karma3, which manages biodiversity waste in Melbourne, Australia, also graciously supplied me 17 ounces of their dry-roasted fly larvae for free.

The HPDE cell line, originally derived from normal adult human pancreas and is immortalized and nontumorigenic (Furukawa et al. 1996), was graciously supplied by M.-S.

We thank Jim Cavender for graciously supplying isolate WS589 and members of the Strassmann-Queller lab for help with collecting samples, especially Chandra Jack, Tracy Edwards, William Massie, and Stephen Rodriguez.

We thank Andreanna Welsh and Charlotte Lindqvist for early testing of the Galaxy tools, Carl-Johan Rubin and Leif Andersson for graciously supplying the chicken data, and Martien Groenen for providing the pig data.

With some estimates showing that less than half of Americans attend religious services regularly, it's to be expected that people are looking to other sources for inspiration, moral guidance and, as C.K. supplied so graciously, a reminder that angst is a universal condition.

Was there really nobody who offered you an encouraging word, lent an ear to listen, provided guidance and support, gave constructive criticism, graciously granted a shoulder to cry on, fed you when you were hungry, supplied wise council when you didn't know which way to go? Nobody?

According to a proclamation dated 26 July 1797, King George III was "graciously pleased to give directions that measures might be taken for an immediate supply of such copper coinage as might be best adapted to the payment of the laborious poor in the present exigency ... which should go and pass for one penny and two pennies".