Sentence examples for to sending from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something (such as an object or message) go from one place to another.
- Every day at two o'clock, he sends his secretary out to buy him a coffee.
Three percent of teenagers admit to sending sexually explicit content.
"They compared it to sending shirts across state lines".
And he actually admits to sending it twice".
He's even said he was open to sending American troops into Mexico to counter the violence.
He pleaded guilty to sending threatening communications and to mail fraud and wire fraud.
Fox Sports reported that Favre had admitted to sending the voice mails but not the pictures.
A former district attorney is facing charges related to sending an innocent man to jail.
The European Commission remains open to sending an inspection team if Egypt allows it to.
Each team resorted to sending low-percentage long balls over the defense, with little success.
There is growing opposition on Capitol Hill to sending security assistance to Pakistan.
Southwark Council says the developer Lend Lease is finally close to sending in the wrecking balls.
