The phrase "send cross" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
It is possible that it could be used as part of a longer sentence or as a command, but it would need to be modified or expanded to make sense. Example: "Please send a cross to the recipient so they know where to meet us."
Second-half move to send cross to Gomez probably, by itself, cements his spot at left back for the foreseeable future.
There was a spell of late Australian pressure underneath the Scottish posts, and the visitors broke out to send Cross over for the try.
David McKenna scored the second goal on 54 minutes to end Errigal's hopes and send Cross into another Ulster decider.
Bamboo flute, finger cymbals, cello or mbira (thumb piano) might turn up, as two percussionists send cross-rhythms flickering across and over the beat.
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Cattermole was booked for a late challenge and Huth was lucky not to receive a second card for any number of offences, while Hamshaw continued to send crosses over from the right, which the visitors managed to repel.
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The team is launching a new API for this service today that will make it easier to send cross-platform notifications that could, for example, only include basic text for iOS users and an additional click_action for Android users.
He is a threat in the air when you send crosses in but that was not happening and, when he had the ball on the ground, there were no runners going in front of him from midfield either.
Their lack of any width is painful to watch for a club that's seen the likes of Bale and Lennon (come back soon, Azza!) in recent seasons blaze trails along the touchlines and send crosses into the box.
