Sentence examples for solicit at from inspiring English sources

After she announced her resignation from the commission, she used the agency's e-mail system to solicit at least one company for assistance in her campaign.

Among the contributors were 100 who qualified for "Ranger" status, given to those who solicit at least $200,000 in donations from others.

These same companies who pay to solicit at job fairs seem to be bullied into not only showcasing their company at a booth at a "regular" career fair, but also at specialized fairs.

Peer group members were significantly more likely to be older; live in the place of the interview (non-migrant); solicit at home or on the street (as opposed to brothel-based); have lower weekly client volumes (less than nine clients/week); and have had more than two years of exposure to the program.

The post has solicited at least 68 comments, many of them lauding Xu for his patriotism.

Many states, like California, New York and Connecticut, have provisions to prohibit public adjusters from soliciting at night.

Ivana made her money soliciting at bus stations, and there was little chance of obtaining the signature.

The texting tends to be solicited at outdoor performances, at which audiences are larger and include many people who are not regular concertgoers.

All of these men are studies in ambivalence, divided against themselves and soliciting, at best, a wary sympathy from the audience.

The attorney general, George Brandis, defended the late amendments, saying the solicitor general's views were "solicited at various stages of the process".

Moreover, he questioned why the box office was not open during performances to sell tickets to future shows, and why audiences were not solicited at the end of a season to renew their subscriptions.