Sentence examples for sent to earn from inspiring English sources

There is a lot of work to do before it and other humanoid machines, like Honda's ASIMO, can be sent to earn their living in the outside world.

Her two elder brothers (Howard and Kenneth) were sent to earn their living (a third, Ian, was put in the care of a guardian) to support their mother.

Earlier this year, in its annual Trafficking in Persons report, the US state department criticised the treatment of foreign workers sent to earn foreign currency by the regime.

Sons are sent to earn a living in markets and building sites but often return to start families, to retire, or at least to visit for the holidays.

The World Economic Forum points out that girls are being pulled out of school and sent to work to earn money for their families as a result of the credit crisis.

George, full of happiness, steps away from the crowd, and, alone on a terrace, looks up in wonder at the star-filled sky, thanks God for his astonishing good fortune, and, feeling a tap on his shoulder, turns and meets Clarence Oddbody, an angel (second class), who has been sent to Earth to earn his wings.

Letters will be sent to people who earn more than £50,000 who live at an address where child benefit is received to explain how their family is likely to be affected.

Others were sent to the UAE to earn money for their families.

The teenage Griet is sent off to earn a living because her blind father can no longer support her.

Girls are often put to work around the home or sent out to earn money.

Some of these children were trafficked from Bangladesh, others were sent there to earn money for their families back home and others were used as underage jockeys to earn money for the family living in the UAE.