Sentence examples for to receive help from inspiring English sources
verb
To take, as something that is offered, given, committed, sent, paid, etc.; to accept; to be given something.
- She received many presents for her birthday.
"This plan will make it more difficult for someone struggling with mental illness to receive help".
They have no choice but to receive help from the state".
Mr. Shah said that his family had yet to receive help from the government.
"Anyone undertaking a humanitarian act is paving his or her way to receive help from heaven.
Last year, they began to receive help from Congo's President Laurent Kabila.
Where the airlines are most likely to receive help from the federal government is with security.
Vice-president Rahimi said: "Now and under the current circumstances, we are ready to receive help from various countries".
Peter Greste, who still works for al-Jazeera, said that his colleague deserved to receive help from the broadcaster.
Writers will learn through workshopping to listen to constructive criticism and to receive help from the tutor and group in thinking of ways forward.
Fewer than 15,000 households are expected to receive help despite enormous demand, and perhaps half of the money will go unspent.
Whoever is making these decisions is clearly unable to imagine what it would be like to be sick — maybe gravely so — and unable to receive help.
