Sentence examples for come to send from inspiring English sources

Last spring, the couple decided that the time had come to send for their sons, too.

The time has obviously come to send John Poindexter packing and to shut down the wacky espionage operation he runs at the Pentagon.

But her father, sensitive to the pressure of duty where his child was concerned, did not demur when he was advised that the time had come to send her away to boarding school, to be a girl among other girls.

Matthew in 10 34 quotes Jesus uncharacteristically telling his apostles: "Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword".

"We feel that when such serious and heinous crimes start occurring with alarming regularity, the time has come to send a loud and clear deterrent signal to all potential criminals that society will no longer tolerate such aberrant behavior," Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said when introducing the bill in the Lok Sabha, the lower house.

And now the time has come to send it packing – preferably in something well insulated, with a pair of fireplace tongs.

I just wish it had never come to sending manufacturing jobs overseas".

European governments have already been ahead of popular opinion when it has come to sending additional troops to Afghanistan, and they have been loathe to take on an additional load.

Chris came to send e-mails, Matt to migrate a Web site.

The Independent says the information commissioner is "seeking clarification" from Labour as to how it came to send targeted election leaflets to cancer sufferers.

It was chilly, gloomy, windy, with Rivera an inning away from coming to send the Red Sox to another winter of discontent.