Sentence examples for moved to send from inspiring English sources

Campbell felt moved to send him some flowers.

The Faculty Senate moved to send the recommendations to various committees for further review.

He read the book and was moved to send unsolicited reviews to the Brooklyn Paper and the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

My dad had never been moved to send a letter to a professional athlete, but he mailed a get-well card to Killebrew.

In fact it tasted so good that the artist was moved to send a bottle to his friend Ferran, out in Catalonia.

A few weeks ago Miss Toklas was prophetically moved to send off to Yale University a mass of corresponence which Miss Stein had long promised.

At the request of Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, FEMA was moving to send additional fuel to Texas.

Republicans, taking advantage of a procedural rule that permits them to move to send a bill back to committee, attached the anti-Semitism language to the motion.

B2 THE DRONES -- The Air Force is moving to send more unpiloted surveillance aircraft to Afghanistan, even as the Pentagon's chief tester has raised questions about their ability to operate at night and in bad weather.

The moves to send military personnel have been likened by some critics to America's decision to send military advisers to Vietnam, raising worries in both countries that they are being drawn closer to a conflict with no clear resolution on behalf of a fractious and militarily ineffective insurgent force about which little is known.

One of Mr Berlusconi's election promises in 2008 was to clean up the streets of Naples and, for a while, his move to send in the troops worked.