Sentence examples for Resend from inspiring English sources
The word 'resend' is correct and commonly used in written English
'Resend' means to send something again or a second time, typically because it was not received or was sent incorrectly the first time. Example: Please resend the email with the attached documents as I did not receive them the first time.
verb
To send again.
- I didn't get your email -- you'll have to resend it.
And after receiving another photo, the newspaper said Mr Newmark had replied by saying "resend without your hand in the way and legs parted and I will send something in return".
In particular, the XMLHttpRequest command enables asynchronous data requests from the server without requiring the server to resend the entire Web page.
Because first of all, back in that era, every so often, maybe once a month, our I.T. folks would say, "All the e-mails today have been lost, if you were expecting any you need to write people and tell them to resend them because the system went down".
If wireless data is interrupted, we can resend it".
Because they had to meet industry requirements, he would send them out for testing, make adjustments and then resend them.
It gets some of this through its spread-spectrum approach and its use of digital packets, which can tolerate drop-outs and resends without the user sensing a loss of quality.
[Comment From Anne J]: Resending with name : interested in the balance you choose between exposure and privacy — for example, the article mentioned Skye as your Scottish destination, when you had carefully not mentioned exactly where you were, other than 3 hours from Inverness, while blogging and tweeting.. NEIL GAIMAN: It's a strange and uncomfortable balance.
I could pass on that brownie from the tray at the office, reply to those e-mails instead of resending them to myself as reminders to reply.
Mr. Park was accused of resending 100 posts from an official North Korean Twitter account until late last year, including one that said "Long Live Kim Jong-il!" After Mr. Kim, the longtime North Korean dictator, died last December, Mr. Park also wrote on his Twitter account that he wanted to send North Korea "uranium and plutonium" as a show of condolence.
Although many South Koreans criticized and ridiculed Mr. Lee, calling for his punishment, others raised questions about what constitutes a treason plot and how freely people can talk about North Korea in the South, where the government blocks access to North Korean Web sites and people are still arrested for resending Twitter posts of North Korean propaganda materials.
