What is "recieve"

Usage examples of "recieve".

Mr Escreet encouraged Papa to save up the money he would recieve from the annuaty so that he might one day be able to buy the Codacil.

Irained inslincls lell me lhal we are aboul to recieve news which will soon ring dolefully along the corridors at Sector HQ.

He said angrily that in that case our Fathers must have misunderstood each other, for his had very clearly recieved the impression from mine that I would look upon such a proposal favourably.

Do you recal the letter I recieved a few weeks ago with the Mompesson seal?

Papa was very busy at this time with Mr Escreet on some mysterious Busyness that I guessed was connected with the letter he had recieved with the Mompesson crest.

Mr Assinder, the steward, recieved me and when I had explained everything he went to consult Sir Perceval.

She came as soon as she recieved my letter and made all good with the authoraties by standing bail for me so that I can take the Rules and live as an out-prisoner.

But everything was swift and painless, and we all recieved the Snowgrazer stamps of approval.

Bromfkidor, he recieved a phone call from a ninety-seven year old ex-president of the U.

Silvyn said through a clenched beak, and recieved a smack from Nitehawk.

Dubois recieved thousands of signed pledges from scientists from every corner of the earth, which were promptly publicized the world over.

I had said was that I had no objection to recieving a proposal from one of his sons.

After waiting for a response and recieving none, she entered the stairwell, keeping as close to the wall as possible.

Because, by that time our University will be compleate and in full action: and you would recieve the satisfaction, in the final adieu to your native state, of seeing that she would retain her equal standing in the sisterhood of our republics.