Sentence examples for sense to send from inspiring English sources
If they had a compelling replacement for Davis, it might make sense to send him down.
Still, Wogan comes with cast-iron likability, and enough sense to send up the whole thing.
If she agrees that it makes sense to send this person a separate invitation, thank her and let it drop.
No employer I have met believes it makes sense to send half of all young people to university.
"And it made no sense to send them into the marketplace with one hand tied behind their backs".
The counter-intuitive conclusion was that it makes more sense to send trucks less full, and to load some toothpaste and other stuff alongside the detergent.
The first Bush had the good sense not to send the army into Baghdad and to overthrow Saddam.
"What doesn't make sense is to send a bunch of Americans from Wisconsin to sit in Havana and sip mojitos," Arcos said.
Finally, ask your felt sense space to send you the exactly right question you need at this moment.
Thus, it makes sense to only send one update packet for MHs' location update.
It makes good business sense to only send information to people who want to hear about your products or services and not to those who do not.
