Sentence examples for received a concerned from inspiring English sources
Rather touchingly, your correspondent, a Kiwi based in London, received a concerned text from a friend in flood-hit Pakistan, inquiring into his (Auckland-based) family's welfare.Perspective, please.
Shortly afterwards, the BBC's editorial standards unit received a concerned inquiry from a producer who was due to broadcast a documentary featuring an anecdote about workers in a biscuit factory: she wanted to know where she stood following "the chocolate HobNobs ruling".
Shogren said he received a concerned letter recently from one of them.
After posting on Facebook that he was in McAllen, Vargas received a concerned text from Mony Ruiz-Velasco, a Chicago-based immigration lawyer who previously lived in Texas.
Usually, if a parent receives a concerned letter about their errant progeny, it's because they've been lucky enough to raise a kid who gets that smoking while your lungs are still developing is totally badass.
Her family did not object to the relationship, until the wedding neared, at which point Kristin said her father received a barrage of concerned e-mails and wondered, "Have I been fooled?" The state's case hinged on a 2003 incident in South Carolina.
The American Embassy in London has received a number of concerned calls on the issue.
About a month ago, police were called to check out Elliot Rodger after they received a call from a concerned family member.
I was shaken out of my holiday bliss when I received a call from a concerned constituent about a group of seventeen aspiring Americans being detained at a for-profit prison, GEO, located in Aurora, CO, just outside of my district.
In late 1960, reports of a particularly harsh winter in New York had spread across the Atlantic, and the Clancy Brothers, a troupe of expatriate Irish folk singers in Manhattan, received a parcel from their concerned mother back home in Ireland.
Mayor Mark D. Boughton of Danbury said City Hall had received a steady stream of "concerned but not panicked" phone calls from residents asking whether the infected residents were contagious, or whether they themselves were at risk.
