Sentence examples for receive out of from inspiring English sources

Many children receive "out of court disposals" for minor misdeeds that needlessly give them a criminal record.

Agreement, signed by M.R. Bleecker, Peter Brinckerhoff, and Charles Dudley, Albany, Feb. 23, 1810, whereby Morris S. Miller is to receive out of the joint funds one thousand dollars as compensation for attending to the joint concerns of the signatories.

Then she is astonished to receive, out of the blue, the manuscript of an unpublished novel from her first husband, Tony (Jake Gyllenhaal), a sweet, sensitive boy and wannabe writer from her Texas hometown whose heart she broke twice over: by leaving him for Walker, and by declaring he didn't have the right stuff to be an author – that he was insecure and weak.

You'd soon receive "out of space" warnings if you always recorded in high quality, and would then have to continually offload your videos to the cloud.

POS plans are more flexible, but still require a primary care physician and referrals – however, you may receive "out of network" benefits to offset the cost of visits to doctors not registered with the insurance company.

Black students in particular get less instructional time because they're far more likely to receive out of school suspensions or expulsions.

During the route optimization procedure, the MNN may receive out-of-sequence packets, as shown in Figure 2. In this situation, receivers will transmit duplicate ACKs so that the performance of TCP will be degraded.

African American students, for instance, were five times as likely as white peers to receive out-of-school suspensions for willful defiance or disruption.

PAGE B1 Wine Orders Hit a Snag Because of red tape, New Yorkers have not been able to receive out-of-state wine ordered directly over the phone or the Internet.

[C13.] Daily Papers, Minus Delivery Trucks Newspaper Direct is gaining readers with a service that allows travelers to receive out-of-town newspapers, delivered online and printed out by hotels and other clients.

Specifically, Black students were more than 10 times more likely than White students to receive out-of-school suspension for disorderly conduct" in Kentucky's Christian County School District in 2014.