Sentence examples for requests I receive from inspiring English sources

However, due to the overwhelming number of requests I receive, I have instituted a new, comprehensive pricing system.

One of the great pleasures — and perils — of my "That Should Be a Word" column in The One-Page Magazine comes from the requests I receive to coin a word, generally stemming from an irritation that my suggestions, it seems, cannot mollify.

The vast majority of funding requests I receive are for projects that will further someone's career or element of their for-profit business.

Frequent requests I receive are similar to what many couples are finding in online blogs and photo galleries and they can be crystal chandeliers, bistro lights, flower installations hanging from the ceiling and more.

An email sent to Kevin Rudd, the Prime Minister of Australia at the time, received a reply saying "unfortunately, my commitments do not allow me the time to fulfil many of the requests I receive, such as participating in The Game on television".

It is hard for me to turn down the publicists or advertisers who deliver for my show or the cousins I have never met whom my mother has connected with, and since I gave that great wedding toast over the summer, the friend requests I receive from people I didn't even say "hello" to has swelled.

In response to my request, I received this letter, in June of 1986, from Emil P. Moschella, chief of the Freedom of Information-Privacy Acts Section, Records Management Division, of the F.B.I.: "After careful consideration, it has been determined that all material concerning Mr. O'Hara is exempt from release pursuant to subsection (b) (1) of the Freedom of Information Act.

Thirty minutes after making this request, I received a revised agreement with my changes included and a call from a Senior Vice-President (based in Canada) thanking me for bringing these issues to his attention.

On a Sunday morning in late April, I was considering seriously a request I received from my friend John Kerry to join him at the State Department, and put some of the 18 years I spent on African issues as a U.S. Senator back to work on behalf of the United States.

In fact, at your request, I received the leader of the opposition, who will become the Prime Minister of my country.

The amount of requests I have received to cover and attend these events has become a bit overwhelming, but after learning more about each of them, I found one party that I sure wasn't going to miss.