Sentence examples for coming to send from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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".

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

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

Mother wanted to know how I came to send Mr. Coolidge a card, and I explained that I thought I had fifty friends and ordered fifty cards.

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.

Unlike any of them, I was a young mother who, when the time came to send her oldest child to school, had grown to realize there was a better way: to teach her at home.

As it is, the worst Barlow can expect is a cold shoulder from the Prime Minister when the time comes to send out invitations for the Number 10 summer garden party.

And a survey over the summer of 294 parents, conducted by by SSB Citi Asset Management Group, a Citigroup subsidiary, found that most parents felt they would have enough money when the time came to send their children to college.