Sentence examples for look to send from inspiring English sources

"In my case I'm going to look to send him home early, but it'll be a tough match for sure," he said.

"I would like to think that I am one of the main writers in the UK that labels look to send up-and-coming artists to help break their careers," he says.

Inside the yurt, it was a chorus of "How does this look?" "What about this?" "Does it make me look fat?" Even with all the advice available, Mr. Peters, the Washington visitor, snapped a photo of his nouveau rockabilly look to send to his mother.

Bruce also confirmed that he will look to send young defenders Liam Cooper and Sonny Bradley and forward Mark Cullen out on loan to get experience.

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp: "We wanted to get the points tonight and really I can look to send the kids over there to play".

Burnley lodged re-call papers with the Football Association on Monday and have confirmed they may look to send him out on loan again.

Increasingly, even working-class families are looking to send their children to private institutions.

"They are an independent free school, so we are just looking to send kids to them.

We're not looking to send him to the free-throw line every time".

"I don't think we're looking to send a message," Ms. Enck said.

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