Sentence examples for been possible to send from inspiring English sources

It had been possible to send email from one user to another on a single computer for nearly 10 years but Tomlinson was the first to use the primitive Arpanet to send text from one computer to another.

After all, it had not even been possible to send a German delegation to London.

Had it been possible to send questionnaires for all 75 references of the SRR, 781 quotations (or reason mentions) would have been included.

Zardari told Miliband that it might be possible to send NSA Durrani, as he outranked Pasha.

Mr. Trump wondered provocatively, whether it's possible to send Mrs. Clinton out of the country.

It should even be possible to send those wanted for war crimes to The Hague.

People don't send Christmas texts instead of cards, and no matter how good the technology gets, it will never be possible to send a parcel by email.

The company made no formal statement but published a message on Thursday advising users in Turkey that it was possible to send tweets using mobile phone text messaging.

Packaging has become so sophisticated, it's possible to send an elaborately decorated cake and have it arrive without a spun-sugar filament out of place.

And since MMS is based on Internet e-mail standards, it will be possible to send MMS messages between phones and PCs, which is currently hard to do.

But in June 1986, Ireland's ambassador to Australia, Joseph Small, received a request from the office of the lord mayor of Sydney, Doug Sutherland, asking if it would be possible to send Queen Victoria to Australia on loan.