Sentence examples for newly sent from inspiring English sources

But they were taken by surprise one evening when in walked Bishop Sean P. O'Malley, newly sent by the Vatican to straighten out the diocese.

It is a pity that the particular view I am watching is suffused for me with a loneliness and a sense of abandonment more terrible than anything I have felt since I was eight years old and newly sent to boarding school.

When a packet is newly sent or resent, it is inserted at the end of WAITLIST to record the transmission order.

Recent Internet measurement studies [20] show that the time taken for the newly sent packet to be delivered is greater than the time taken to reach the delayed packet at the destination.

When the sender receives add-dupacks in addition to first three, which is greater than or equal to the value of PackRemain, then that add-dupacks are the sign of newly sent packets.

Not only that, the time taken to reach the newly sent packet to the destination is much higher than the arrival of the reordered packet at the destination [26].

The business secretary, Vince Cable, defended the government's valuation of Royal Mail on Wednesday after solid results from the newly privatised group sent its shares even higher.

Vince Cable, the business secretary, has defended the government's valuation of Royal Mail on Wednesday after solid results from the newly privatised group sent its shares even higher.

As Johns remembers it, "I then said, 'That isn't much money, so why don't we ask other artists to contribute, and start something where artists help performing artists?' " The newly minted Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts sent out telegrams inviting people to its first sale, in February , 1963 at the Allan Stone Gallery.

Anita Dunn, Obama's first White House communications director, dismissed Republican claims that a newly disclosed email, sent after the incident in Libya by a White House spokesman, contained explosive proof that aides knew it had been a terrorist attack, and tried to hide the fact.

Euro membership automatically pushed interest rates down to 3percentt, and even though the euro benchmark is now 4.75percentthethe combination of low interest rates and huge demand from returning expatriates and the newly wealthy has sent house prices soaring by some 20percentt a year, pricing many out of the market.