Sentence examples for never sends out from inspiring English sources
The California based company said it takes personal security seriously and never sends out information on a user's behalf unless given permission.
The house of Alaïa, while not indifferent to press, almost never sends out a press release — of course!
The fact that the Barbara Gladstone Gallery never sends out promotional copies is one reason the bootlegs are so scarce; so, presumably, is the high cost of the originals.
"I've never sent out an 'advance' on a speech through Central Office.
The show, with its opening trio of elegant, colorful dresses, never sent out a shiver of emotion or excitement.
After that experience he took more pains with his work and never sent out a canvas that did not entirely please him.
Mr. McClellan, the White House press secretary, countered later on Wednesday that the administration had never sent out signals that Judge Clement was the pick.
The states complain that the Treasury had lists of the buyers but never sent out notices to them or their families when the bonds were redeemable.
-- When Lewis H. Spence was named deputy receiver of this small city outside Boston three years ago, he asked local officials why they had never sent out penalty notices to collect $1.5 million in unpaid parking tickets.
People familiar with the committee's work estimated that Nunes's effective veto cost Democrats dozens of requests for interviews and documents that were never sent out, despite repeated entreaties from the minority side.
As it is, the Labour party has never sent out a group email and if it did I bet you'd get back 150 emails saying 'account not recognised' or 'mailbox too full'.
