Sentence examples similar to Consider it sent from inspiring English sources

"Each referee panel member reviews the video footage independently of one another to determine whether they consider it a sending off offence," said the FA in a statement.

Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, Lord Carey said: "I do not consider it enough to send aid to refugee camps in the Middle East.

I'll definitely consider it if you send us an appeal!

While people generally consider it rude to send emails or check text messages during a phone call or face-to-face meeting, they may not mind as much if the offender explains why he needs to multitask, apologises for it and makes some contribution to the conversation.

(Not so many, really, considering that it sent more than 300,000 letters asking for suggestions).

Air strikes can help weaken Isis, but no one would consider it wise today to send troops to the Middle East.

Many local parents consider it a troubled school and send their children to high schools in other districts.

Philip considered it rebellion and sent a Castilian army into Aragon (October 1591).

Several conservative strategists said they thought Mr. Ashcroft would be confirmed but considered it important to send a strong message to liberals that the Bush administration and its allies could not be easily rolled, particularly after Ms. Chavez's withdrawal.

An uploaded scan of your transcript or PDF is considered 'Unofficial' if it sent directly by you, rather than from the issuing institution.

The episode got a mixed response from critics and fans, with positive reception considering it an entertaining send-off to two unpopular characters, but negative reviews deeming it unnecessary.