Sentence examples for should send off from inspiring English sources

Now, if we relaunched the space programme (N&Q, 30 August) who would be the first people we should send off into space?

"The credit bureaus sometimes tend to avoid solving problems until they have to," he said, adding that if an erroneous entry is not confirmed within 30 days -- and is not removed from the credit report within a couple of weeks after that -- the consumer should send off another letter to the credit bureau.

"Call it gut feeling, intuition, instinct, whatever -- when you get that feeling, that should send off bells.

Signs that you are having problems with sleeping medication include: difficulty falling asleep, an inability to fall asleep without the pills after months of taking them, daytime sleepiness, feeling poorly rested despite sleeping, headaches, etc.[2] In fact, anything that makes you feel chained to the medication should send off warning bells to you.

With them, the misfolded proteins accumulate inside the cell, interact with things they shouldn't and send off the wrong chemical signals.

"No healthy child should be sent off to a routine practice and die from it".

75 min: Pepe should be sent off for a pathetic scythe on Hamsik.

"Players should be sent off for swearing at the ref or a player," he added after his team won the game 11-2.

He was shrugging the guy off; OK, he has messed his hair up but I don't think you should get sent off for messing somebody's hair up".

"I think it was a bit strange that their whole bench started to complain about our actions when their full back, Arnold, should be sent off with the big tackle on Ben Davies," he said.

This from James Eastham, who writes on French football: L'Equipe: "Howard Webb, who was never on the pace, should have sent off van Bommel and de Jong in the first-half".