Sentence examples for ago sent to from inspiring English sources

Consistency was long ago sent to a death panel in Palin world.

The most prominent are the "Cuban Jubans", a group long ago sent to Havana for education; they run the loudest bar in town.

In Cincinnati, for instance, Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk has acknowledged that four priests with a history of sexual misconduct were long ago sent to treatment and returned to ministry, and he has not identified or removed them since Dallas.

Contrary to what the weapons dilettantes might fear, it does not oppose "high tech" (rather complexity) in our air power, but advocates some of the most complex, costly, and stupid weapons ideas since the Imperial Japanese Navy's super-battleships of World War II, long ago sent to the bottom of the Pacific.

This referred in particular to Greek efforts to persuade the British government to return the Elgin Marbles, sculptures removed from the Parthenon about 200 years ago and sent to London, where they are in the British Museum.

The headdress, of 400 quetzal feathers and gold melted down long ago, was sent to Europe by Spanish conquerors in the 1520's and has long been a matter of contention between Mexico and Austria.

Some time ago she sent to the editors of London newspapers a thick folder containing "The History of Barbara Cartland", and subtitled "How I want to be remembered".Such an offering was bound to be treated with suspicion by the media's guardians of truth, even though, as in Barbara Cartland's case, it was bound with pink ribbon and smelt of scent.

The Chicago masses are already lighting their torches and calling for crucifixion of Saint Jay Cutler, who just months ago was sent to us from Denver to deliver the haggard Chicago Bears from an offensive plight.

Police used fingerprints to identify the man earlier this week as Charley Saturmin Robinet, the name he had used when he was convicted of armed bank robbery 15 years ago and sent to federal prison, according to a Los Angeles Times report.

The whining and recriminations after the renovation of Carnegie Hall some 17 years ago sent reviewers to every corner of the hall to report on the sound of the cello section from Row P as opposed to the second balcony left.

The French a couple of years ago sent Jean Paul Gaultier to do the commentary," said Parsons.