Sentence examples for proposes to send from inspiring English sources

Virginia's aunt proposes to send her niece to France.

Richard Holbrooke, the American hammerer-out of the Dayton deal, went back to the area this month, and got the still rather misty all-Bosnian government to agree at last on a list of ambassadors it proposes to send abroad.

So when Selina proposes to send herself beyond the prison walls in order that she and Margaret can run off to Italy, Margaret does not hesitate to make all the arrangments, and with the pleasure of a bride anticipating her honeymoon.

The school he proposes to send the girls to at the college town of Hillsover, on the Connecticut river (based on Hanover in New Hampshire, home to Dartmouth College) is far to the north of their home, and the winters, Dr Carr says, "are pretty cold, I fancy; but the air is sure to be good and bracing.

A statement from O2 said: "We are pleased that the court has taken a robust approach and controlled the tone and content of the letter Golden Eye proposes to send to our customers.

Since then, North Korea has been receiving free fuel shipments and America has been pouring in aid via the United Nations World Food Program, which now proposes to send more than half a billion dollars worth of food to North Korea over the next 15 months despite Pyongyang's long record of diverting such help to the military.

Ryan responded: Nobody is proposing to send troops to Syria – American troops.

The prisoner, William Gerber, proposed to send the sperm by overnight mail or with his lawyer.

RYAN: Nobody is proposing to send troops to Syria -- American troops.

"Nobody is proposing to send American troops to Syria," says Ryan.

It was he who proposed to send a study group to Europe to learn about the market economy".