Sentence examples for send a poor from inspiring English sources

Still, they would send a poor signal about Britain's commitment to international law.

This lack of ambition will be a missed opportunity and will send a poor signal to other countries taking their first steps towards transparency.

A chance spurned there, as he'd boomed a big drive down the hole, only to send a poor approach over the back.

That would leave the world without an agreement on tackling climate change, which would send a poor signal to investors and let countries that don't want to cut their emissions off the hook for years to come.

Others, meanwhile, have sought their own platform for announcements — throwing massive parties for themselves for single products, so as to avoid getting buried beneath the deluge of announcements that's enough to send a poor gadget blogger into an existential spiral.

So, before I send a poor (or lucky!?) intern to the midtown library to scour through two or three years worth of back issues, I thought I would ask if anyone either knows where to find this photo, or has a copy they can loan us or scan for us or something.

We are sending a poor image about our country …" The crowd responded with boos and whistles.

But he lets his concentration slip, sending a poor long-hop down which Ashwin thwacks over mid-wicket for six!

Now Bedoya sends a poor clearance from the keeper back at him with interest, but the shot fizzes past the upright.

The Brazilian was caught in two minds as Bassong backed off to cover Ings and ultimately he sent a poor shot straight at the Norwich keeper.

In December, Hamersley complained to Tuthill that Bowler, who had apparently only just been paid, had sent a "poor receipt," which the architect quickly promised to remedy.