Sentence examples for Send it along from inspiring English sources
"It was signed on my birthday, and it was just like Charles to notice that and send it along," he said.
The importance of Franklin's theory, as the great historian of science I. Bernard Cohen has shown, was not only that it insisted on the conservation of charge but that it accepted "action at a distance": there didn't have to be holes for the charge to pass through, or invisible levers in the sky to send it along; electricity was just there, like gravity.
"Great, send it along," he told David Friend, a senior editor at magazine, who had told the veteran reporter that Vanity Fair was about to publish an exclusive article in which Mark Felt, the former number two at the FBI in the early 1970s, admitted he was Deep Throat, Woodward's fabled Watergate source.
Whip out MS Paint, draw your mommy a card, and send it along, folks.
I'll send it along". While the merits should be obvious, prohibition would not come easy.
No, this guide is for anyone at all who suffers from poor gadget judgement, and you should feel free to send it along to anyone you think might need its instruction.
So he sent it along, with regret.
So, some decades years later, he sent it along.
So Wyss-Coray and Villeda sent it along to a sister publication, Nature Medicine.
A-Ben I sent it along to an investor, the kind of guy whose secretary filters his e-mail.
