Sentence examples for talks about sending from inspiring English sources

Nasa talks about sending humans to Mars in 2043, but that's just postponing it for another generation.

In a New Year's Day speech, after months of flouting international condemnation of his development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, Kim surprised his adversaries by proposing talks about sending a North Korean delegation to the Games.

BOSTON, Oct. 12 — Every time Kenny Lofton of the Cleveland Indians sees the persistently played commercial in which a shipping company talks about sending his baseball equipment here, there and everywhere, he said, he looks away from the television.

Are they only those of the same 'nation', of the same colour, race and background?" He points out that when Scruton's colleague, John Casey, talks about sending "immigrants" home, he doesn't mean Clive James; he might have acknowledged (in a Clive James-ish postscript) that Casey long ago renounced the kind of ideas communicated in his lecture "One Nation: The Politics of Race".

Now, he drives a Mercedes, talks about sending his daughter abroad for college and boasts about the tremendous growth of a factory complex here that has 3,000 employees, a worker dormitory, a movie theater and outdoor tennis and basketball courts.

This is especially the case when the subject is war, which means you are talking about sending sons and daughters into combat.

Nobody talked about sending them to prison.

We talk about sending a message to players.

He has talked about sending in American ground troops.

Could George Bush talk about sending democracy to Tehran in Tehran?

American officials said that Mrs. Clinton was not talking about sending in troops.