Sentence examples for sending increasingly from inspiring English sources

Lucy is sending increasingly insistent text messages, while from across the table Ella is giving him meaningful looks.

The eels positioned themselves as high as possible along the crocodile's head, sending increasingly powerful pulses of electricity into a conductive strip affixed to its front.

But the country — now responsible for almost 30percentt of global CO2 emissions, twice those of the U.S. — is sending increasingly mixed signals about its commitments to reduce greenhouse gases.

Saudi Arabia has been sending increasingly mixed signals in recent months, even as the run-up in oil prices has reached levels that would have seemed unimaginable just a few months ago.

"The current high court has been sending increasingly clear signals that it is prepared to defend the rule of law in the case of executive detention, and this case is a particularly compelling example of prolonged, arbitrary detention intended to be exercised without any judicial or parliamentary scrutiny".

CLEVELAND – Indiana Gov. Mike Pence emerged Thursday as Donald Trump's likely running mate, with allies of Pence and Trump sending increasingly strong signals that Pence would join the GOP ticket and Republican leaders saying they have been told to stand by for an announcement.

For a month his mother, sister and lover sent increasingly desperate letters to the front.

For example Peter Hansen, who administers Palestinian programs through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, has sent increasingly anguished reports to United Nations headquarters.

While the farmers clamored for Congress to debate the merits of the new tax system, Mrs. Kirchner's government sent increasingly mixed messages about the vote.

Since replacing Rick Wagoner on March 31, G.M.'s chief executive, Fritz Henderson, has sent increasingly clear signals that bankruptcy is probable unless agreements are reached with labor and the bondholders by the administration's June 1 deadline.

Thai diplomatic missions were sent to King Louis XIV of France in 1680, 1684, and 1686; and, encouraged by Phaulkon to hope for territorial concessions and even Narai's conversion to Christianity, the French sent increasingly large delegations to Siam in 1682, 1685, and 1687 the last including 600 soldiers in six warships.