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Free sign upThe phrase "and sent in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been dispatched or submitted in a particular manner or format.
Example: "The report was completed and sent in a timely manner to ensure all deadlines were met."
Alternatives: "and submitted in a" or "and delivered in a".
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One spurned applicant, says Drummond, anchored his 150-ton schooner off the clubhouse and sent in a note saying he would commence shelling in 30 minutes unless the man who blackballed him the son of the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley personally apologized.
Children collected aluminum cans on the beach and sent in a check for $186.
But whites wanted the land, and sent in a genetic investigator.
He added much-needed width to the U.S. attack and sent in a series of good crosses.
Heturned effortlessly away from Evra and sent in a ball from which Emmanuel Adebayor teed up a shot for Fabregas – Arsenal's first on target, after 27 minutes.
In the 52nd minute Ward made headway down the left and sent in a dangerous cross which Derbyshire prodded home at the near post with Andersen stranded.
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An advertisement for the card was spotted hidden in Mint's code and sent in by a tipster earlier today.
So I guess I should have gone ahead and sent in an application, arachnophobia be damned.
Grint saw this, one afternoon in 1999, and sent in an application "on a whim.
Some have even written down the address and sent in an inquiry, figuring nothing would come of it.
Almost immediately, right-winger Lennon skipped past a defender and sent in an inviting cross which an unmarked Bale steered wide from 10 yards.
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