Sentence examples for more than sending from inspiring English sources

Delivery will cost more than sending the books in a van, at least initially.

FIGHTING al-Qaeda means more than sending crack troops to faraway places.

Li Keqiang, the prime minister, recently echoed industry's complaints that sending goods from Shanghai to Beijing can cost more than sending them to America.

Nothing pleases the citizens of a democratic society more than sending up the aristocracy, and, in America, stars are the only aristocracy we have.

"Forging a relationship between Yale and China is more than collaborating with faculty and more than sending students to the university there".

This was about more than sending out a filly named Freedom's Daughter today to win the Schuylerville, the first stakes race of the meet at Saratoga Race Course.

As a professional writer, you get to do more than send a letter.

Travelers are using the connection to do more than send e-mail.

Edward Anderson, a Democratic activist from New Haven, criticized the committee's decision not to do more than send a letter.

At the time, cell phones existed but were far from ubiquitous, and they didn't do much more than send and receive calls.

In the Libyan rebels' unlikely victory over Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, women did far more than send sons and husbands to the front.