Sentence examples for sent meaning from inspiring English sources
Stein also created invoices purportedly sent to his medical practice in 2010 and 2011 by a Long Island hospital reflecting payments sought by the Hospital for "surgical physician assistant cost sharing". Those hospital invoices were never actually sent meaning that Stein never paid them.
A checkmark appeared next to the Facebook messages I sent, meaning he saw my requests for comment, but he didn't respond.
Blackberrys were massively popular in those inner-city communities due to the relative low cost of the handsets compared to iPhones etc., and the BBM service allows unlimited SMS style messages to be sent for just £5 month, as well as being able to 'broadcast' messages to everyone in your contacts -- including forwarding messages you've been sent, meaning it was very easy to spread information.
The second flaw involved location data being sent unencrypted, meaning a traffic snooper might be able to detect it.
Many aid groups sent well-meaning but barely trained volunteers and deployed foreign doctors and nurses to areas where skilled Haitian professionals were readily available.
Others sent well-meaning e-mails a week or so later, saying they hoped I was well or asking me to let them know "if there is anything I can do to help".
As a beginner in the mid-1960s, I marvelled to see Peggy Ashcroft and Ian Holm (among others) working with the subtlety you would associate with film but sending the meaning flying to the back of the theatre.
"I sold to trusted friends and should have gone in with them," Lenz said in one of her typical near-stream-of-consciousness messages sent via BlackBerry — meaning she should have invested rather than just brokered.
In the past several years, 1 in 3 rows of soybeans have been sent to China, meaning farmers were heavily impacted after China virtually stopped buying American soybeans last year, according to the Iowa Soybean Association.
Also, I love the fact that files are actually sent as attachments (meaning they can be listened to offline, easily forwarded, etc).
Worse, these governments often couldn't maintain control over the supplies they sent into Syria, meaning arms and cash found their way into the hands of radicals.
