Sentence examples for think to send from inspiring English sources

As with any professional interview, you should look the part in suitable business attire, arrive ahead of time to compose your thoughts, be polite and enthusiastic with all the people you encounter, and think to send a thank you note with a specific example of what you appreciated.

How good can Athletic Bilbongo be? 7.50pm: "The only email I can think to send seeing as Bilbao haven't started to win yet is that I am reading your MBM in a scouse accent," writes Peter Corway, perhaps while wearing a 'comedy' wig.

They may think to send me a birth announcement, sometimes a photo of their beautiful baby.

Not from any orders he may have thought to send out to aggrieved republicans; no, safe from his tweets.

In Switzerland, Kosovo Albanians are known for their control of the heroin market, and are thought to send the profits back home to be laundered.

Marxist intellectuals had always thought to send their educated cadres to toil in the factories, insinuating the seeds of class struggle on the shop floor.

So it was not until she was at university in Nova Scotia, and homesick, that her mother thought to send her tapes of traditional throat singing.

"'I never would have thought to send this,' you'd think, and you're seeing people in that channel people are using it more and more.

Socialising influences like these are still thought to send implicit messages regarding how females and males should act and are expected to act shaping us into feminine and masculine persons.

Still, it really smarts that not one person thought to send us a heads up.

Sky hadn't yet thought to send reporters out to training grounds and stadiums around the country.