Sentence examples for have always sent from inspiring English sources
The superrich have always sent very public mixed signals about their need for privacy.
Mr. Assad's actions have always sent a similar message: Peace is peace and no peace is no peace.
While prisoners have always sent letters seeking supporters, the Internet has vastly increased the potential to reach large audiences far from their cells.
"Americans have always sent foreign aid and been the first to be there for people in need and taken immigrants," she said.
Moreover, the changing nature of international assignments means that ever more executives live like Mr McAteer.Multinationals have always sent managers off to work for a few years at a time in far-flung places.
Yes, this is a movie by Almodóvar, and he has always sent sexual identities spinning.
In his place, he has always sent an auxiliary bishop, he said, adding that no priest had ever discussed the matter with him — "including Monsignor Wallace Harris".
"Rent" has always sent you out into the night believing in young people, with a good feeling about the future, and it still does.
Zuckerberg has been invited three times to speak to the committee, which is investigating the effects of fake news on UK democracy, but has always sent deputies to testify in his stead.
Blue Man has always sent up and celebrated the art world, but now the bald strangers conduct a somewhat stale satirical clinic on how to be a rock star.
