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Discover LudwigThe phrase "send you over" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to sending someone somewhere. For example, "I'm going to have to send you over to Accounting to get the paperwork."
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Can I send you over some soup?
"Any dramatic downturn can send you over the edge".
Can writing poetry send you over the edge?
You return to your doctors and they send you over to a neurologist, who sends you out for an MRI.
What is the one thing that someone could say to you that would send you over the moon?
I am also loath to send you over to the testosterone-riddled toughie, especially one who could get away with wearing that shirt in front of his mother.
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This was the question I sent you over the weekend.
Let me ask you,' he says, they sent you over here by plane?' Yes.' Yeah.
Soft, tender love, the kind that wraps you in comfort and warmth, much less the kind that sends you over the moon, is almost nonexistent in this curious, lachrymose story.
I'm trying to make amends here by sending you over to Alex Ross: Kubrick & Ligeti.
Between the two courses, we braved the more daredevil option, the sky-high Fins, which sends you over craggy cliffs, steep drops and a pair of wobbly 200-foot rope bridges.
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