Sentence examples similar to could send somewhere from inspiring English sources

"Isn't there a war somewhere we could send her to?" Colin Powell, the former US secretary of state, once asked.

And Colin Powell, the former secretary of state, once jokingly griped, "Isn't there a war somewhere we could send her to?" In a statement released by Hearst, Ms. Thomas apologized for her remarks.

Wasn't there somewhere I could send Kamala to make sure she received expert training?

"I don't really notice or mind the ads, but it's a disturbing thought that by clicking on one, that information could be collected and sent somewhere," said Jack Martinelli of Duxbury, Mass., who recently noticed advertisements with the stock quotes he downloaded using Quicken 97.

Maybe me and Tim Wakefield and Charlie Hough could run a knuckleball camp somewhere in spring training, and organizations could send us those guys to work with".

Even if you live somewhere where the same party always wins, your vote could send a signal about the national mood.

"It used to be that if a child was acting out, you could send them out of the classroom and you could expect them to be looked after somewhere else.

Eligible men could send replacements.

This set of spacecraft and sensors would weigh somewhere between one-fifth and half as much as systems currently sent to explore asteroids, which means one mission could send out several sets to explore multiple asteroids at once.

"I could send a plane for you.

Weeks more could send it spiralling downwards.