Sentence examples for minded to send from inspiring English sources

City may also be minded to send £15m c/o West Ham to ruin the burgeoning career of 17-year-old holding midfielder Reece Oxford.

"As I've said consistently and as the opposition has been advised, we are working with our partners who have announced support and a presence within west Africa, including obviously the US and the UK but other European and Asian partners as well, about what arrangements we could put in place if we were minded to send Australian health workers into west Africa," he said in Brisbane on Sunday.

Why mention Lyneham, unless you are minded to send some work its way?

The new Rangers' hopes of being voted into Division One are balanced on a knife edge, with half the Scottish Football League clubs due to attend Friday's vote minded to send the Ibrox club to Division Three.

"It never entered my mind to send him off," said Courtney.

In September, the boutique Sunset Tower Hotel, an entertainment industry hangout in West Hollywood, Calif., already had holiday card plans on its mind to send to its list of 5,000 customers.

In fact, the curator has it exactly right: Iran would be out of its mind to send a Gaugin – or anything else – to the US, because the US has no intention of returning it.

"It didn't cross my mind to send it to a publisher – I thought it was my first one and it wouldn't get picked up," says the 29-year-old.

71 Vercingetorix now made up his mind to send away all his horsemen by night, before the Romans could complete their entrenchments.

Eating at a slow pace allows your mind to send signals to your body to make you feel full.

Consumer groups complain that the body will have mainly advisory powers.See article: Should farmers plant GM crops?Britain's home secretary said that Augusto Pinochet, Chile's former dictator, had been found unfit for trial (on charges of torture) by a team of British doctors and that he was "minded" to have him sent back to Chile, probably within a week.