Sentence examples for man has sent from inspiring English sources

"This man has sent troops across an international border and occupied another country's territory acting like some mid-20th century tyrant.

"This man has sent troops across an international border and occupied another country's territory in the 21st century acting like some mid-20th century tyrant.

The New Yorker, April 1 , 1933P. 11 A man has sent us a notice he got from the superintendent of the apartment house he recently moved into: "Regarding Garbage.

By P. Mims and James Thurber The New Yorker, April 1 , 1933P. 11 A man has sent us a notice he got from the superintendent of the apartment house he recently moved into: "Regarding Garbage.

In the New York City suburbs, land of the swing vote, where some people have to pause to remember whether they have registered Democrat or Republican, news of another police shooting of an unarmed man has sent people like Robert Venuti into fits of confusion and dismay.

Bouldin, the public relations man, had sent copies of the Tehran and Kennedy pictures, which Berman verified with him, the gallery and O'Donnell's widow.

Another man had sent his set of teeth to the dentist for repair when he lost his extra set and had to recover the broken set because he was unable to speak.

When Avedon's mother let him in and asked why he hadn't come to the front door, Baldwin told her that this was where "the man" had sent him.

For more than two years the man had sent sexually explicit e-mails to the clients of a patent firm using a forged e-mail address which made it appear as though the messages came from the company's own executives.

Other women describe a lack of care and understanding of the severity of their experience that may be exacerbated by gender differences between patient and practitioner: ' I had had a bad experience in the past of a GP who refused to prescribe me anything until he (of course it was a man!) had sent off a urine test.

The Colts entered halftime behind, 17-13, but Manning had sent the intended message.