Sentence examples for where in return from inspiring English sources

"We fortunately worked out something from the teachers, where in return for enhanced productivity they got more than the pattern".

"Here's a list of the restaurants where we have trade agreements," places where, in return for tiny ads, they let us eat free.

His greatest achievement was in the east, where, in return for his services to the Holy Roman emperor Lothar II, in Italy (1132), he received the North Mark, east of the junction of the Elbe and Havel rivers (1134).

According to the MoJ, a Deferred Prosecution Agreement is "an agreement between a prosecutor and an organisation where, in return for complying with a range of stringent conditions, the prosecutor would defer a criminal prosecution.

Finally, we are seeing the breakdown of a long-standing devil's compact where, in return for submitting to life under a dictatorship, people's economic and welfare needs are supposedly taken care of by the state.

For instance, after I typed my ZIP code into a query box on the home page, the site routed me to the New York regional club's site at AAANY.com, where in return for registering my name and address I was able to order complimentary state and city maps, which the site informed me would arrive in 7 to 10 days.

England's Tim Bresnan took five for 81 at Bristol, where Yorkshire forfeited an innings in return for being set 400 to win by Gloucestershire.

You know where I am; in return, you provide me with actionable intelligence on the quickest and cheapest route to my destination.

"We believe key retail partners have seen a significant increase in Z10 returns to the point where, in several cases, returns are now exceeding sales, a phenomenon we have never seen before," it said.

But in recent years the former software engineer has founded WhatsYourPrice.com (where men bid on first dates), CarrotDating.com (where men offer "incentives" in return for a rendezvous), and original sugar daddy hub SeekingArrangement.com.

This is where money changes hands in return for sympathetic press coverage.