Sentence examples for things to receive from inspiring English sources

The only living things to receive Lazzell's extended attention were flowers arranged in vases, which she began to depict in 1927, after her second trip to Paris, and continued into the 1950's.

The will theory fits rights actively to do things (to speak, to associate with others) whereas the interest theory fits rights passively to enjoy or not to suffer things (to receive health care, not to be tortured).

A hand written letter in the mail is one of my favorite things to receive and to send out.

It was a beautiful thing to receive.

It was a kind of incredible thing to receive.

Don't get me wrong: money is a great thing to receive.

He said: "I think honours are a wonderful thing to receive if you have worked hard and that is recognised.

Of course gold is a lovely thing to receive, but frankincense is a more unusual and, crucially, less expensive way to follow in their ancient footsteps.

To be banned just as he was about to re‑enter the international equation under Eddie Jones is one thing; to receive a 10-week sanction for making contact with the eye area of Ulster's Luke Marshall was distinctly harsh to most neutral observers.

I think honours are a wonderful thing to receive if you have worked hard and that is recognised.

He added: "I think honours are a wonderful thing to receive if you have worked hard and that is recognised.