Sentence examples for recipients were asked from inspiring English sources

Almost as an aside, the recipients were asked to contribute a few dollars.

Recipients were asked to "sign" electronically, then send it along to others.

Recipients were asked to click on a link to a phony Gmail login page that gave the hackers access to their personal accounts.

Recipients were asked to urge their friends to view videos starring Paul McCartney and Alec Baldwin that decry the cruelties of egg production.

"To accommodate people of different giving levels, recipients were asked to fill out a form and rate their housing A, B or C. The form gave check-off places for hot tubs, personal gyms, original art and espresso machines and was designed to make almost everyone's housing come out as C".

These typically involved some sort of pyramid scheme in which recipients were asked to send a relatively small amount to the top name on a list included in the letter, and create a new version removing that name and adding theirs to the bottom.

The recipients are asked only to sign a sheet of paper with their name and the amount.

Recipients are asked to pick a logo and donate to the campaign.

According to Robinson, the practice of recipients being asked to sell their gifts "is of long standing".

Recipients are asked to adhere to only one caveat: they must speak about a woman who has influenced or inspired them, not their mother.

Typically, recipients are asked non-directive questions such as 'Is there anything else you would like to say' or 'Any other comments?', with a small amount of space for responses.