Sentence examples similar to sending off an application for from inspiring English sources
Think about the last time you applied for jobs, and how it felt after you sent off an application but didn't hear anything back.
The late timing of the white paper and universities' decision to change their fees in response to it is likely to cause confusion for hundreds of thousands of students, many of whom have already sent off their applications for university courses, unaware that the institutions they have applied to will have changed their fees and the financial support available to them.
Pratt applauds at every possible opportunity: if someone completes his mandate, clears a debt, sends off a school application, or just pays for a bus ride instead of jumping the turnstile, she gets the room to clap.
My household income is very low: even paying to send off a Ucas application was out of the question [applications cost £23].
In a predictable attempt to solve the problem of over-subscription at our leading universities, the hopeful few sending off their UCAS applications for Oxford or Cambridge, as well as those sending off applications for select courses at Imperial College London or Warwick University later on in this academic year, will be expected to obtain at least 2A*s in order to secure a place on some courses.
But a year after he sent off his application for citizenship last February, he still hadn't received a decision from the federal government.
Sukarno sent off a group of artists.
So will you be sending off your application today?
"For me [the Mancienne foul] was 100% a sending off.
"We believe it was a sending off.
