Sentence examples for received in part from inspiring English sources
One of them is endorsing the checks with the notation"Received in part payment" and when times get better, she is going to sue.
Wheaton worked on the final draft of "The Messengers," a job he received in part because of the credentials he earned as a writer for Fangoria, the magazine of record for the horror fan base.
John-Paul Cashiola of Houston recalled the joy of opening his acceptance letter, which he knew he received in part because he had been the top goalie on Murphy's list.
Despite the critics' general inability to avoid puns about his size and build (attributes he uses to great effect in London Assurance, particularly in his seduction of Fiona Shaw's tall, braying Lady Gay Spanker) his Hamlet was well received – in part because his own grief could not help but colour his portrayal of the just-bereaved prince of Denmark.
Goldman also has joined JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley in repaying some of the federal bailout funds they received, in part, it is reported, to escape government curbs on how much firms receiving federal funds could pay in bonuses and executive compensation.
It's a very clever sci-fi horror game that deserved far more attention than it received, in part due to Bethesda's failed review copy experiment.
The worst of them was the manner of his departure as England manager and the savaging he received in parts of the media, an experience which has scarred him and will continue to do so in retirement.
Coconut plantations were the economic base and main source of employment on the Chagos islands, and workers received coconut products as part of the rations they received in part-exchange for their labour.
See Disclosure Statement, p. 4. The Plan provides that Class P4-B, the 10% Senior Noteholders, will receive, in part, a Pro Rata distribution of New Exide Common Stock.
We've built new relationships with venues and producers, and had a glimpse into how theatre is received in different parts of England.
He was thereafter well received in several parts, but when he applied at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, neither Fleetwood nor old John Rich, manager of Covent Garden, wanted him.
