Sentence examples for will receive us from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia and Burundi will receive US $25 million following recent conflicts, to help restore social services and sustain peace.

"It's like ministering to myself and an opportunity to encourage others that the Lord will receive us and take us in".

Rwanda will not receive US international military education and training funds, which help train foreign militaries, nor US foreign military financing, which funds the sale of American military material and services, Harf explained.

The Salvation Army says: "We would be extremely concerned if a person turned down a mandatory work activity placement with The Salvation Army, because of any doubts they had about the support and welcome they will receive from us," which is thoughtful, but misses the point that some people will have principled objections to working for a faith organisation.

The club have just announced a £750m, 10-year shirt manufacturing deal with Adidas, on top of the £370m they will receive from US car giant Chevrolet for a shirt sponsorship deal that will be launched against LA Galaxy in Pasadena on Wednesday.

The control group will receive care us usual; i.e. parents receive a Safety Information Leaflet (for children aged 12-24 months) of the Consumer Safety Institute during their CHC visit at the child age of approximately 11 months [ 6, 21, 22, 32].

"Now they can't discriminate against us and down there in the city they'll have to receive us with open arms, like the Cristo Redentor".

And then they will receive money from us.

"You will receive nothing from us but coffin after coffin slaughtered in this way".

If you and I are competitors for rescue or life-saving care and I have already or will have after the rescue more well-being or better welfare than you, but both of us will receive something that is significant and important to us, automatically preferring to satisfy my needs rather than yours, seems unfair.

I already know which high school junior on my list will receive "The Future of Us," Jay Asher and Carolyn Mackler's story of two 1996 teens who find themselves able to view, and change, the Facebook pages of their older selves.