Sentence examples for present sending from inspiring English sources

The practice of telling stories — imagined tales of cause and effect that fixate on the past and the future while escaping the present, sending us back and forth without being here now — is something that both Wright and Batchelor see as one of the worst delusions the mind imprints on the world.

However, if you are unable to be present, sending them a thoughtful, loving card that assures your support with them can be just as sweet as you being there in person with them.

Hang out with them at least once a week; if you cannot be present, sending them a card letting them know you love them is more touching than an email or text message.

"This is a present sent by God".

One mathematical-looking formula turns out to signify "birthday present sent by father, withheld by mother and never mentioned".

In a final swipe at the industry's secrecy, the panel suggested those present send them details on the salary structures at their funds.

Some of the 140,000-150,000 refugees have claimed that there are Assad supporters present, sent by the regime to monitor or intimidate the camp, but that may be paranoia, Martin says.

That was a present sent from above.

If someone else is present, send them to direct the ambulance paramedics to your position.

If some cannot be present, send them a text message or call.

Much of what is known about the origin of instruments is derived from Chinese and Korean historical books and administrative documents, such as the grand list of presents sent by the Chinese Song emperor to Korea in the year 1111.