Sentence examples for if to send from inspiring English sources

Third is the sight of Sir Alex Ferguson's youthful side demolishing Arsenal 8-2, as if to send a signal about the club's ongoing ability to compete with the cream of Europe on the field.

As if to send a subtle signal that the game was nearly over, Mr. Ross turned up at the White House on Thursday with his family for a farewell photograph with the president.

"I'm a uniter, not a divider," Mr. Bush said before leaving for New Hampshire, as if to send a message that he would not been drawn into a slanging match with his party rivals.

Djokovic began the match aggressively, as if to send a message to Nadal, who was the favorite after quietly crafting one of the greatest tennis years in history: he has lost just three matches, and on hard courts, where he was once most beatable, he was a perfect 21-0 headintointo last night.

As if to send a veiled message to Mrs. McCain, Mrs. Obama mentioned how grateful she was to Laura Bush, noting that she had sent the first lady a note thanking her for her sympathy after her "first time" remarks backfired.

A defensive apology, written as if to send a wink to the birthers out there who might have been offended by Coffman's remorseful correction about Obama's heart.

I'm not sure if anyone chose to send theirs.

Even if I wanted to send my child to school I couldn't".

If you were to send the Lincoln Memorial to China, there would be an uproar.

If you want to send a message, Hemingway wrote, don't use fiction: call Western Union.

There are a variety of options if you want to send a kiss via emoticon.