Sentence examples for receive practically from inspiring English sources

Last week, Wright heard that volleyball was one of the sports that would receive practically nothing from lottery funding in the future.

The burning in 1789 of Christian Murphy, for coining, received practically no attention from the newspapers (perhaps owing to practical limitations on how much news they could publish across only four pages), but it may have been enacted by Sir Benjamin Hammett, a former sheriff of London.

The Paris schools received "practically identical" calls for an hour starting at 10.20am (9.20am GMT), French police said.

During the Clinton and Blair Administrations, I received practically identical briefings from senior officials on both sides of the Atlantic.

Widespread anger at the terms of the deal (the island's people would have received practically nothing) contributed to the president's unpopularity.

It was Sunday, July 27, and Obama had just concluded an eight-day swing through the Middle East and Europe that received practically round-the-clock media coverage.

Roberto Navigli, a Sapienza computer scientist who has developed software to understand the meaning of text in any language, said he has received "practically zero" funds from the Italian government.

They received practically no support or sympathy from those they met, including family members, who were terrified at the prospect of being associated with treason.

Adelson has received practically everything they have ever asked for in terms of policies and advocacy for their business from Trump and congressional Republicans.

FACT appears to have received practically all of its funding in recent years from a single umbrella organization called DonorsTrust, which has lately been increasingly used by conservatives to mask their donations to advocacy groups, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

The receiver practically always has undergone a special molding toward optimal receiving of the signal.