Sentence examples for send in many from inspiring English sources
The civilian leaders of the cabinet finally acquiesced when the United States and other Western countries also sent troops to Russia, but Tanaka, who had dreams of a Japanese empire in Siberia, conspired among his own military associates to send in many times the number of Japanese troops originally agreed upon and to keep them there long after other countries had withdrawn their forces.
In that way, photo messaging has a lot in common with stickers, the little pre-made illustrations and animations you can send in many chat apps.
The possibility of a Siri-like experience that acts more like a personal assistant in foreseeing which messages and content you need to send in many situations is not too remote.
People can send in as many recipe entries as they want.
In a country where public opinion not so long ago seemed down on more boots-on-the-ground interventions in the Greater Middle East, you can't threaten to send in too many boots and planes these days.
If the timeline for the troop increase holds, it will require a costly logistical scramble to send in so many people and so much equipment almost entirely by air.
On the other hand, he didn't send in as many troops as military leaders said they needed, and announced there would be a deadline for the mission, which defeats the whole purpose of the strategy.
Don't send in too many pictures or some of them may get deleted.
Ultimately, if the strategy of winning over Pashtun warlords fails, Pentagon officials said, Washington will need to look more seriously at sending in many additional Special Forces or other ground troops.
Over the past few days, Russian reinforcements have been arriving but Moscow retains the option of sending in many more units if any actual fighting breaks out.
"The community sent in so many original and creative names, it was hard to narrow it down to just four," said Denise McClean, the new facility director at the Prospect Park Zoo, which is part of the Wildlife Conservation Society.
