Sentence examples for an example of sending from inspiring English sources

Enter the generous world community: Mark Ames, editor of The Exile, the gritty, foul-mouthed English-language newspaper in Moscow, called it an example of "sending a country what it doesn't need, and making them pay for it, then calling it all 'aid'aid

David Cole, a law professor at Georgetown, likes to use the example of sending a book by Gandhi to a terrorist group in the hope of persuading its members to adopt nonviolent means.

On stage at WWDC today Apple gave the example of sending a "WeChat to say you'll be five minutes late" to illustrate how the capability could be used.

He maintains that he was made an example of: "To send a message out not to mess about on aircraft - but I never messed about on no aircraft.

Additional file 1: Appendix G provides an example of emails sent to top performers and non-top performers.

The research firm said, "While we believe the infraction was relatively minor on Sohu.com's part, as the message total and the number of people that registered for the service (23) were both relatively minor, we believe China Mobile is attempting to make an example of Sohu.com and send a message to other service providers in an attempt to crack down on this sort of spamming".

But the Chamber had hoped to make an example of Amash and send a signal to other tea party Republicans that fighting corporate America could cost them their jobs.

This was illustrated in examples of sending for patients and leaning on patients.

By making an example of Jones, he was sending a message to other athletes who would fail to distinguish a federal investigation from a sportswriters' inquiry.

For example, instead of sending an authorisation code via SMS, the mobile device itself could be used as a credential.

FFA, the ultimate referee, may choose to make an example of the coach to send a message to the others.