Sentence examples for habitually sent from inspiring English sources

The meeting with Dijsselbloem ended with a tumultuous press conference in which the Eurogroup's president lost his cool when he heard me say that our government was not planning to work with the cabal of technicians the troika of lenders habitually sent to Athens to impose upon the elected government policies destined to fail.

The latest numbers we have are that 60% of people under 35 habitually take and send [mobile] pictures here in the United States.

"Mother, how could you?" would be any daughter's anguished response to an act of treachery like the publication of these letters: letters sloppily written, effusive, regressive; letters written habitually, compulsively, sometimes more than one a day; letters sent in the secure knowledge that they were for a mother's uncritical eyes alone.

Despite his many commissions, however, Stuart was habitually neglectful of finances and was in danger of being sent to debtors' prison.

Customers must provide their Social Security number when opening a bank account, he said, but it shouldn't be used routinely for other purposes, because telling people to keep their number private but habitually asking for it sends the wrong message.

But in the United States, Neorealism has sent up only fragile shoots, popping up at the edges even of what is habitually and somewhat misleadingly known as independent film.

During the spectacle, the militants reiterated threats to attack neighboring Kenya, which has sent its soldiers into Somalia to fight the Shabab, as well as Ethiopian troops that habitually crisscross the Somali border.

And to those who habitually don't respond, try sending a quick e-mail just to say you can't answer now.

Look for shoppers who habitually purchase swimsuits in April and send them coupons for sunscreen in July and diet books in December.

The movement's goals and aspirations should not be a bar to this; after all, the United States sends observers to O.I.C. meetings that habitually condemn Israel.

Google substituted "send and archive" — which many people use habitually and click on without a second thought — for 'MicDrop,' making it a recipe for disaster for many.