Sentence examples for send nobody from inspiring English sources

They send nobody to their party's convention, because they are not a recognised piece of the party.

"Remind," he said on it (though he meant "remember"), "the least sign we have of the police and we don't send nobody to get the money".

I'd Rather Send Nobody: Rose and her team spend most of their time vetting employment candidates for corporate clients.

Sometimes the culling down process leaves the team with zero prospects, and Rose says she'd rather send nobody then send a bad match.

She will never send an unqualified employment candidate to a client, even if it means she sends nobody for a week or two at a time.

If you really want to go all out, send snail mail; nobody expects it nowadays, so taking the time to do this is extra romantic.

Mrs. Lebron, who was born in New York to a mother who left Puerto Rico in 1939, was furious: "I'm like, 'You don't need to send me nobody bilingual.

The committeeman, he recalled in an often-told story, took the fat cigar out of his mouth and asked gruffly, "Who sent you?" "Nobody," the young Mr. Mikva replied.

An hour after he had made a call to Western Union, he received a telephone call from the local office saying that the telegram could not be sent, because nobody in Sheffield could sing "Happy Birthday".

Many signals were obviously being sent but nobody whose job it is to interpret signals could interpret them.

"We don't want nobody nobody sent," the committeeman growled.