Sentence examples for will collect from from inspiring English sources
The cheapest alternative, according to MyParcelDelivery, costs £8.99 and is a next-day delivery with tracking, where the courier will collect from your home.
Android apps tell users what information they will collect from users before they are installed - but do not give any explanation of what or how the information will be used, or why it is necessary to collect it.
He was itemizing the "three revenue streams" he would use to pay for it: city pension funds, the profits from Battery Park City and the real estate taxes the city will collect from the leasing of the World Trade Center.
John J. Ray III, the president of the Enron Creditors Recovery Trust, called the settlement "an enormous accomplishment" that contributes nearly half of the $3.4 billion that Enron's creditors will collect from the 11 banks.
Hogg, who quit Experian to head up Santander's British branch network and earned £2.5m last year – almost 10 times the amount she will collect from the Bank – has also built up her own nexus of power.
It also means the government will have lost out on collecting an extra £400m for taxpayers on top of the £2bn it will collect from selling the 60% stake of Royal Mail.
No study data will collected from WL participants after they have received these interventions.
Regardless, Beantown officials should use some of the cash they'll collect from Turner to get some training on how to identify a dumb stunt.
The service will collect data from willing TiVo subscribers.
A small NASA spacecraft, launched today from Cape Canaveral, Florida, will collect material from the sun and bring it back to Earth.
Ms. Eckard will collect $96 million from the federal government, and she will collect additional millions from states.
