Sentence examples for receiving a book from inspiring English sources

She remembered receiving a book as a present from her parents every Christmas.

"One of the perks was receiving a book of free passes to all of the Boston Braves home games.

One teacher told of receiving a book from his Yale professor long after the Institute was over.

"The warmth and the feeling of receiving a book spreads, and the sense that everyone is included is overwhelming," said Curries.

Did it not occur to Brown that Obama, whose grandfather had been tortured along with several thousand other Kenyans under Churchill's orders, might be uncomfortable receiving a book hagiologising a hidebound racist who did more than most to forestall the freedom of non-white people?

In 2006, in a conversation with The New Yorker, Levine recalled what he described as "probably the most significant poetic experience I had in my whole life": receiving a book of poetry from his eleventh-grade teacher, near the end of the Second World War, and discovering "that there was a young man some years before whose feelings about war were so similar to my own".

Winners will receive a book publishing deal, $1,000 prize money and a subscription to Stone Soup Magazine.

It takes less than a minute to receive a book over the wireless connection.

"Fortunately, we have evolved and now girls also receive a book".

He received a book in 1954 about the Cord 810 and 812 and was immediately intrigued.

I would passionately like to receive a book token: hours of rumination; perfect happiness.