Sentence examples for request goods from inspiring English sources
"Need grill, charcoal, top-quality hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken (only breast) and steaks," he posted on the Brooklyn forum of Freecycle.org, a site where people offer their unwanted goods free of charge and others request goods they'd like to own free of charge.
When my first son was finally old enough to walk to my room in the middle of the night and request goods or services from me, my instinct was to give him what he wanted.
This is due to a change in state law that makes a ballot request good for two years.
In Florida, the state implemented a 2012 law that makes an absentee ballot request good for all elections through the calendar year of the second ensuing general election.
In 2013, the state restored the number of in-person days and also made an absentee ballot request good for two years.
A single letter from Jacobs, she wrote, requesting goods from a woman in New York had resulted in the donation of "an immense box" and a total transformation of the situation for the refugees: Before the sun went down, those ladies who have labored so hard for the comfort of these people had the satisfaction of seeing every man, woman and child with clean garments, lying in a clean bed.
After the fat PA official had delivered his message to the gaunt Mr Abu Mariya, gently requesting good behaviour, he too found his exit blocked by Israeli soldiers, who had put boulders at the entrance to Beit Omar.
For LocalHero's mobile app, users post requests for goods or requests, which users view in a stream that includes both general LocalHero users as well as one's friends.
Besides the concept-related items, an overall evaluation of the course was requested (very good, good, poor, very poor).
According to the authorities and the hospital system, the defendants working for North Shore either requested the goods and services that were ordered, or approved the requests or vouched for their delivery.
Elites tell us that economic requests for goods and services are low.
