Sentence examples for could be sent from from inspiring English sources

Several spacecraft could be sent from Earth to scout nearby stars.

ʿAmr enhanced the port's commercial significance by clearing and reopening Trajan's Canal, so that shipments of grain destined for Arabia could be sent from Al-Fusṭāṭ to the Red Sea by ship rather than by caravan.

High-quality sound recordings could be sent from the microphone or other device directly to computer programs whose digital files could be stored on the computer's hard disk (or magnetic storage media) before being transferred to a CD.

Sanofi Pasteur MSD, which manufactures some of the jabs, said it had been asked by the DoH to check the number of doses available in the UK and how many could be sent from Europe.

Researchers believe that by linking particles together in this way, encrypted information could be sent from place to place across a quantum network with no danger of it being decrypted and read by others, as can be done on the existing internet.

Petty Officer First Class Michael Stiney, who is helping to evaluate the electronic dog tag at the Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory in Pensacola, Fla., said that a major advantage of the tag was that information about injuries could be sent from the medic's interrogator to a central computer, where patterns could be analyzed.

The idea was to create virtual money that could be "sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution," the paper says.

Conn, writing for News Limited Network, has reported that alcohol was involved in the latest incident and even suggested Warner could be sent home from the Champions Trophy.

But they have become angry that despite assurances from the government of Punjab that there would be extra security for Asghar, and that he could be sent medication from the UK, neither has happened.

So it is entirely possible that any bobsledder or skier wearing a pin, patch or T-shirt in support of gay rights could be sent home from Sochi, not by Russian authorities, but by another group that suppresses expression: the International Olympic Committee.

General Ryan called the move "an integration of our total Air Force, something we haven't done in the past". It will give active duty, National Guard and Reserve troops a schedule for when they could be sent away from home, short of all-out war.