Sentence examples for course of sending from inspiring English sources
The options are said to range from a "high-risk" course of sending 10,000 more troops, to a "low-risk" approach requiring 40,000, or even 60,000 extra soldiers.Whatever the request, Mr Obama has gagged.
The best hope lies in the perilous course of sending foreign soldiers to keep the peace there.Pessimism seems perverse at a time when each passing week brings a new diplomatic breakthrough.
Some other lessons learned in the course of sending and receiving tens of millions of texts in the course of the Obama campaign: When writing out your short code in your ads, don't put quotes around the number — "12345" — because people will type them in.
He added, "Of course, to send them a photo, I had to get their names and addresses".
Of course, to send e-mail and requests for Web pages, there has to be not only satellite reception but also a way to transmit your requests.
A bust followed the boom, of course, sending a lot of cocky Texans to bankruptcy court in their limos.
Humans have outdone themselves with unmanned spacecraft, of course, sending probes far beyond distant Pluto.
Of course, sending clients to local agents is exactly what big brands like those owned by Cendant are supposed to do.
Of course, sending money via iMessage isn't new — companies like Square and Venmo already have iMessage apps that let you send payments via their platform.
Of course the sending off is a massive turning point.
Slavery of course, torture, sending young children down mines and into factories, child brides, animal cruelty, imprisonment without trial, polygamy, genocide.
