Sentence examples for long sends from inspiring English sources

As if sensing that undifferentiated rage is a guaranteed narrative party-stopper, Long sends Jennie off on an increasingly absurd road trip.

Then there's an anecdote about her encounter with a paparazzo, whose sanctimony Long sends up, à la Stewart Lee, by drawing it out until its absurdity is ruthlessly exposed.

And third, the president is really never off duty, so wherever he chooses to vacation — and for how long — sends at least some type of a message and is sure to draw scrutiny.

Long sent Kozacik the wrong way.

Wealthy Saudis had long sent their children to American schools.

It overproduces doctors and nurses, and has long sent them abroad, for humanitarian or propaganda reasons.

Readers and sources have long sent documents to the magazine and its reporters, from letters of complaint to classified papers.

Greece has long sent its economically-active overseas – just ask the American producers of My Big Fat Greek Wedding.

The country's mines and farms have long employed workers from Lesotho, Malawi and Zimbabwe; wars in the region long sent refugees across the border.

A week later Dr. Long sent an e-mail message asking a few people from their class if anyone was going to the anatomy lab.

The rich in Latin America have long sent their children to private schools, whence they often move on to free public universities.