Sentence examples for likely to send a from inspiring English sources

This year, the South regional looks like the most likely to send a surprise team to the final weekend.

UrbanBuddy has some advantages over more algorithmic concierge services like Sosh: It's less likely to send a glut of users to the same place, and it has a more intimate feel, like an in-the-know friend whispering in your smartphone.

Many college students were more likely to send a fan letter to Andy than to Conan".

UK courts are more likely to send a woman home than a man.

The technique, tax lawyers said on Wednesday, was likely to send a chill through other clients of offshore banks.

"Nothing interesting or new on telly likely to send a zephyr twitching up your or my skirts.

If Mr. Clinton judges by midweek that the reaction from Mr. Barak and Mr. Arafat is favorable enough to proposals he has made, he is likely to send an aide -- probably Mr. Berger -- to the Arab world next weekend to prepare the groundwork for a possible summit meeting.

Hobart isn't saying that the viral aspect is unimportant to the group buying model's success but argues that from a web user's point of view, they are just as likely to send an offer on to their friends if they think it's a great deal regardless of whether the tipping point is set low or high.

As the state's first-ever presumptive speaker of the House of Representatives in Washington, he seemed likely to send home a bonanza of better roads and bridges.

Now, says Mr Kay, boards are much more likely to send back a proposed pay package to be reworked.The lavish share-option awards that enriched so many chief executives in the 1990s are being scaled back.

Even when haute couture was in its glory days, Cristobal Balenciaga and Christian Dior were just as likely to send out a ripe-cherry-red dress as to expect women to stay in the dark.