Sentence examples for to receive something from someone from inspiring English sources

Covenants obligate a landowner to do something for, or give a landowner the right to receive something from, someone else.

"The fact he's received something from someone and passes it on does not mean he's made a recommendation or helped them in any way," Mr. Williams said.

If someone does want to give me a present then I prefer to receive something made by the person themselves be it a jar of jam, a drawing from a child or some help with DIY.

The R notation relates to the fact that particular verbs may express either an instance of causing someone to receive something, as with hand, or a means of causing someone to receive something, as with kick: what Joe kicked Bill the ball means is that Joe caused Bill to receive the ball by means of a kicking action.

Anyone who is going to receive a bonus can only receive something that someone else doesn't.

Using a device with headphones to receive assistance from someone outside the exam room.

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To me it feels great to receive correspondence from someone in the mail.

Who would want to receive community service from someone who is forced to serve?

To have people receive something that inspires thought, and conversation, and maybe you can change the way someone thinks.

In typical examples of each sort, someone is said to deserve (or be entitled to) something from someone on some basis.