Sentence examples for paying to send from inspiring English sources

That's a message that nobody is currently paying to send to South Carolina voters.

I don't think taxpayers should be paying to send Donald Trump's kids to college".

My household income is very low: even paying to send off a Ucas application was out of the question [applications cost £23].

There is no point in paying to send a message if it breaks so many rules that it ceases to be intelligible.

Certificates from corporate universities, being more focused on the sponsoring firm's needs, are less attractive to competitors.Many firms have now stopped paying to send managers to external business schools altogether.

But Peter V. Lee, executive director of the Pacific Business Group on Health, based in San Francisco, said occasional inequity was a price worth paying to send the message that careless medicine will not be tolerated.

Who would want to pay to send a message to strangers?

Many of his contemporaries thought he was mad: who would pay to send packages by air?

If I could afford it, I would pay to send her somewhere.

Cities that choose not to have their own public schools pay to send their children to private schools.

Money crops up as a conflict between Lee and Tim when her mother and stepfather offer to pay to send Jude to a private preschool.