Sentence examples for sends role from inspiring English sources

To attract more young women, it sends role models like Mary Hodge, a 47-year-old electrical supervisor, to visit high schools.

The program, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary, sends role models to speak in classrooms, encourages students to become active in their communities and operates other programs.

Although Patrick Ewing, who benefited from the barbed-wire protection he received courtesy of the aggressive Oakley for 10 years, gave his O.K. for the deal, there were those who questioned whether it was wise to disrupt the makeup of the club by sending their role player away.

Richard Dreyfuss sends up his role in Jaws with a good-natured   cameo.

Lansman loyalists speak of an aspiration to build a "broad, pluralist party", and fear the signals that a closed contest for such a critical role sends out.

The thought that Hamas might win or play a significant role sends a hard chill down the Israeli spine, and Israeli officials have made it clear that they are not eager to see a reconciliation.

Ruth Davis, political adviser at Greenpeace, said: "The promotion of an avowed climate sceptic and international oil executive to this key foreign affairs role sends a terrible signal to our European and international partners at a time when sensitive decisions are approaching both in European and UN negotiations on climate change.

In a tweet on Monday prior to the announcement, Siegal seemed to downplay the historical significant of her achievement, instead emphasizing the important message her role sends to young girls within the sport.

Growing up without visible gay role models sends a clear message to gay youth that they are different.

Two popular role-playing shows, "The Adventure Zone" and "Critical Role," sent Freeman's older patrons to their knees, begging for more D. & D. time in the store.

Johnson stressed Britain's continuing role in Nato, as well as its leading military role sending 800 troops to lead a battlegroup in Estonia designed to deter Russian aggression in the region.