Sentence examples for being sent forth from inspiring English sources
Administration hawks, who had been worrying that American resolve would dissipate during a prolonged game of inspection cat-and-mouse, are suddenly being sent forth to proclaim the weapons hunt a farce.
In one of the maqlu ("oath") texts, in which an āšipu priest is being sent forth by his god, the deity first asks "Whom shall I send?" The baru (a divinatory or astrological priest) declared the divine will through signs and omens, and thus is considered by some to have been a prophet.
Every Sunday I join millions of other churchgoers being sent forth with the call to "Go in peace, to love and serve the Lord". Every Monday, I prepare for a week of entering darkened theaters, watching screens flicker to life, and praying that I can embody that love and service with clarity, compassion and discernment.
This suggests that the exact timing of spikes being sent forth from the retina is relatively unimportant for conveying shape cues.
German soldiers fell because they had been sent forth on a murderous campaign to crush Europe".
The broadcast had been sent forth earlier in the day live in Britain and elsewhere in Europe, but now it was obviously canned.
Then the new ambassador is sent forth with a letter of credence addressed by his head of state to the head of the host state to introduce the ambassador as his or her representative.
The last of his breed, Littlefoot (with the charmingly childlike voice of Gabriel Damon) is sent forth by his mother (with the voice of Helen Shaver) and grandparents to find a place called the Great Valley, where edible leaves abound.
For instance, on the subject that Acocella describes simply as "children should be given their independence," Gibran writes, "You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth.
But Mr. Stephanopoulos said that after digesting much of what had been sent forth in the blogosphere on Thursday morning, he would have approached one critical aspect of his job differently.
