Sentence examples for thought to send from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

If the torch had been going in a straight line to Tooting Bec, it would have passed through Camberwell, Brixton and Streatham – thereby almost certainly qualifying it for the stage with the most Poundland stores – but instead, the organisers have thought to send it out to the suburbs of Bromley and Beckenham, before taking a breather at Crystal Palace.

"'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.

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

He's thought to be sending his prime minister, Dmitry Medvedev.

Perini is thought to have sent the painting to France for Louis XII's collection.

"I think parents will think twice to send their children here even if they believe the staff and teachers, because of the stigma.

But these were just microaggressions, I thought, nothing to send me over the edge.