To send a flag, send (flag --).
Full-grown caterpillars are known to send out an array of vibratory messages: they shake their bodies, drum on their leaf, or scrape it with their mouthparts or with specialized protuberances on their back end, typically to announce their leaf kingdom and warn competitors away.
The cost to the Pentagon for sending an array of weapons and other military equipment for an exclusive viewing by members of Congress and their guests as they were gathering for the Republican National Convention is in at more than half a million dollars.
The Army has also sent an array of specialists to Fort Hood to help soldiers and their families, including chaplains, social workers, combat stress specialists, counselors and experts in crisis and disaster behavioral management.
At the same time, his campaign sent an array of surrogates to radio and television talk shows to try to mobilize independents and moderates with the theme that voters should rebel against attack politics by turning out in force for Mr. McCain in the primary on Saturday.
Since then, the United States has sent an array of equipment to the Philippine military, including a C-130 cargo plane, 30,000 M-16 rifles and 8 UH-1 Huey helicopters.
This week he has sent an array of colleagues to stir the pot, including his envoy, George Mitchell, who has been in and out of the region; Robert Gates, his secretary of defence; and Jim Jones, his security adviser, who knows the Palestinians from the past.
And the newly ascendant Senate Democrats are planning to send the House an array of center-left initiatives designed to test Mr. Bush and splinter his Republican coalition -- a minimum wage hike, an expansive prescription drug benefit, hate crimes legislation.
In these two last experiments the time is much lesser because HLA tries always to send to complete array in a unique message.
