Sentence examples for great to send from inspiring English sources

"And they realized that it would be great to send money the same way to somebody else".

Although one company offered to drop a piloted mini-sub into the aqueduct, city officials turned it down, saying the risk was too great to send a person on a voyage in a flooded tunnel cutting deep beneath the Shawangunk Mountains and 550 feet beneath the bed of the Hudson River.

It is not nice to go on such a poor run, and it's not great to send a side down.

Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray on BBC Tees: "For the fans who travelled in such big numbers, it's great to send your supporters home happy.

It's great to send a quick message, or check your emails while you are doing something else.

"When you've got an 11-year-old who really doesn't want to listen to his father – who doesn't feel like his father has very much in the way of 'school of wisdom' to offer him, you start envisioning how 'wouldn't it be great to send YouTube-like video clips to your kids to be delivered in the future?'" he says.

What Schoolies gives you is an intense period of time where people come together to party, and you get great images for TV and a great place to send your cameras and reporters".

It was a great idea to send her to do some politicking for him".

To serve great works, to send the letters out hoping they get to a good mailbox, is a marvellous thing.

In 1508, Lord Huntingdon paid three shillings and fourpence for "20 great oranges to send down into the country to preserve".

"It would be a great way to send this stadium off with a win and a playoff berth," Manuel said.