Sentence examples for now send out from inspiring English sources

The Weddell Sea Expedition team will now send out submersibles to search for the missing vessel.

"Firms can now send out maintenance crews before things actually break," says Steve Mills, who heads IBM's software business.

The actions of your government now send out a different blueprint to those seeking to control the press".

When a show makes back its investment, or has a particularly good week in sales, the publicists now send out a press release, which is rather new.

But, he said, it would "risk undermining the credibility" of European bailout packages "if politicians were to now send out the signal that they do not believe in the success of those measures".

The Wall Street Journal reports that many adjusters now send out drones every day to inspect, say, storm damage to the roofs of houses, rather than having to send expensive human inspectors do the job.

Cook was now sent out with two ships to make the first circumnavigation of and penetration into the Antarctic.

A dozen other important opera companies are now sending out broadcasts of their own.

Each hospital is now sending out explanatory letters, and is working to improve waiting-room communication.

Starting in May 2010, we stopped using the term "Bulletin" - all mailings are now sent out as "Announcements".

It is now sending out more than 11,000 reassessment requests and the first interviews will take place this month.