Sentence examples for that first sent from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, last week's Pew Research poll that first sent shock waves among Democrats, while cheering Republicans.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded an Obama-era memo that would allow leniency for non-violent drug offenders, increasing the kind of tough sentencing that first sent Johnson to life without parole.

It was a fairly typical dread of middle-aged spread that first sent me running to the hills before breakfast.

The Greens were part of the governing coalition that first sent troops to Afghanistan, but party support has wavered.

Cotto's footwork was balletic, his punches crisp and the left hook that first sent Geale to the canvas would have done the same to a heavyweight.

He sees dubstep as part of the lineage started by rave in the 1980s, and believes his own music connects directly with the impulse that first sent people to seek out the early raves.

"It's a shame, but that first sending-off changed the game completely.

I decided to fictionalise the story that had first sent me to Florence; to play up the idea of the love triangle and to tell, in flashback, the story of the Tuscan princess of whom the tomb had been made.

Before using them, Vincent said that he first sent the talking points to Nizaar Hamdoon and Tariq Aziz, with Timmons' approval.

More than 50 questions that The Economist first sent him in April 2001 remain unanswered.

It was about then, in 1995, that alcoholic psychosis first sent Vladimir to the hospital.