Sentence examples for has long sent from inspiring English sources
It overproduces doctors and nurses, and has long sent them abroad, for humanitarian or propaganda reasons.
Greece has long sent its economically-active overseas – just ask the American producers of My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
(Alaska has long sent mixed signals about what it wants from the rest of America. Federal money? Yes, please. Federal regulations? No, thank you).
Iran appears also to have helped Hizbullah, to which it has long sent cash and arms, launch an unmanned aerial vehicle from Lebanon on a photographic mission over northern Israel.
AIDS soon took hold, thereafter to be propagated by returning miners to villages far and wide throughout the region.Like South Africa's other neighbours, Botswana has long sent men to the gold mines in the south.
The World Health Organization has long sent samples from all over Asia to Hong Kong University for testing, and Dr. Yuen and his colleagues at the university played a central role in identifying the SARS virus in 2003 and then tracing its genetic similarities to a virus that infects wild bats.
Wealthy Saudis had long sent their children to American schools.
Readers and sources have long sent documents to the magazine and its reporters, from letters of complaint to classified papers.
The rich in Latin America have long sent their children to private schools, whence they often move on to free public universities.
Most of the rise in day school attendance is among Conservative and Reform Jews, not the Orthodox, who have long sent their children to yeshivas, Jewish leaders said.
Because making illustrated books is complicated and expensive, American book publishers have long sent much of their illustrated book production overseas, where labor is cheaper.
