Sentence examples for sent to be from inspiring English sources
Wycherley was sent to be educated in France at age 15.
About 4,500 articles of clothing were sent to be washed.
Almost 200,000 copies were pulled from distributors and sent to be pulped.
And the skeletons were only recently sent to be identified through DNA testing.
But still, 1930s Paris, where she had been sent to be "finished", had opened her eyes to unconventional possibilities.
Nathan had just started college when he was sent to be a cadet in the Army Air Corps.
After she died, the next day, samples from her body were sent to be tested for swine flu.
Like a deposed Soviet minister, Hetherington was sent to be station manager for Highland Radio at Inverness.
When he was thirteen, Herbert was sent to be educated by his uncle Thomas Spencer, a clergyman living near Bath who shared George's mixture of idealism and irascibility.
In 2006, he received a call from a "smooth talker" with a proposition: $5 for every online prescription the company sent to be filled.
He's been sent to be the eyes and ears of Fergus Quinn, M.P., during Operation Wildlife, which aims to exfiltrate a terrorist visiting the British Crown Colony.
