Sentence examples for should send in from inspiring English sources

Maybe the United Nations should send in observers to the network TV stations.

Ken Maginnis, a leader of the Protestant Ulster Unionist Party, said Britain should send in more soldiers.

In such a situation, the United States should send in troops to bargain for diplomacy or establish peace.

If all else fails, America should send in the marines, but the authors hope that the mere threat of this will usually be enough.

Governments should send in military and civilian experts who can increase the number of isolation centres and deploy mobile laboratories that can be used to diagnose more cases.

In one earlier conversation Bin Zayed even suggested that the US should send in ground forces if air strikes were not enough to "take out" Iranian nuclear targets.

What food should I send in for those feasts?

He said the Interior Ministry should have sent in riot police.

The admissions applications should be sent in early enough to meet the deadline but not too early.

3.16pm BST Despite Putin's conciliatory noises, reference to the "new Russia" in his call-in should send shivers down spines in Kiev.

Yesterday on Twitter, I asked what fans should send Fox in an effort to keep the show alive (I noted that mailing in grenades would probably send the wrong message).