Sentence examples for her receipt of from inspiring English sources
The third letter is from Barnes and is a humorous account of her receipt of Eliot's latest cable.
However, her receipt of the award drew some criticism owing to Huston having composed the novel in English, under the title Plainsong, before translating it into French.
Typically, she was just as pleased with her receipt of the Variety Club of Great Britain's northern personality of the year award for 1983.
"It was just a lovely evening," she said with breathy gratitude of the lavish dinner held in Boston this week to celebrate her receipt of France's highest honor, the Legion d'Honneur, for her decades of popularizing French cooking among Americans.
But the video package that preceded her receipt of that brand new honorific was so over-the-top that it was hard to not wonder if 1989 was actually a part of a self-doxxing that would precede her eventual running for higher office, or starting up a religion.
After writing The God of Small Things, "beaming" Indians would stop Roy and declare, "You have made India proud," referring not to her novel that digs into India's afflictions of caste, class and gender violence, but to her receipt of England's Booker Prize.
The saleswoman said she must show her receipt for a refund of exchange.
Her work on the Oregon study contributed to her receipt last year of the John Bates Clark Medal, a laurel for younger economists considered second only to the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science for those in the profession.
The figures her debtors are asking for leave her in receipt of less per week than she is supposed to be paying out.
Despite her daily receipt of tragically dim DMs such as, "I want to eat your farts" and "Don't be so selfish.
In addition, facilities may wish to collect other information to gain more insight into the quality of care including the time elapsed between a woman's admission to an EmOC facility and her actual receipt of treatment, and detailed case reviews of both maternal deaths and 'near misses' (i.e., women who experience an obstetric complication, are treated in the facility and survive) [ 13, 50].
