Sentence examples for opted to send from inspiring English sources

Halsey opted to send off Liverpool's player, but not Manchester United's.

Of those, a little more than a third opted to send their children to less expensive colleges.

But A's manager Bob Melvin opted to send him out for the eighth inning, and the game turned.

The company opted to send its executive vice-president and two regional presidents instead, saying that "the repeated demands for Ms Rosenfeld to appear in person are regrettable".

Poppies were the reason that Tony Blair opted to send British troops to Helmand in the first place – to be "lead nation" on counter-narcotics.

Mr Obama might have opted to send a "clean" bill to Congress and to use the economic crisis to force it through without too many additions.

Well-to-do parents are increasingly opting to send their children to single-sex prep schools, reversing the trend of recent years.

Even in communities where Serbs, Muslims and Croats live side by side, some opt to send their children to the same schools, but in different shifts.

Lindsay took the first point, so HH opts to send her this way and that in the hope of the ankle winning a few points for her.

Kelechi Iheanacho will be a capable deputy, unless Guardiola opts to send Nolito further forward and make changes in midfield, though Agüero's absence subtly alters the dynamic.

test takers may opt to send their most recent scores to one batch of schools, then, after test day, send a another set of schools only the most recent scores, all of the scores within five years, or a set of scores from one or many results from the last five years.