Sentence examples for traditionally sent to from inspiring English sources

This year's race has been clouded by the row over who will see "screeners", the videos and DVDs of contenders traditionally sent to academy members.

At menarche girls are traditionally sent to stay with an aunt or other female relative, for instruction, and it is likely to become known in the community.

Girls experiencing their first period are traditionally sent to stay with an aunt or other female relative for instruction, and it is likely to become known in the community.

In other countries including Switzerland, Germany or Austria patients are traditionally sent to early rehabilitation, which may offer advantages in respect to effective patient education ("window of opportunity" [ 19]) and continuity of the post-exacerbation management.

A group of historians made news this spring by petitioning President Obama to cancel the wreath the White House traditionally sends to a Confederate monument on Memorial Day.

Many of those children have traditionally been sent to special education classrooms.

A Liberal Tilt Leads To Isolation in Congress It was the one district in Manhattan that traditionally sent Republicans to Congress, and it had been represented since 1946 by Frederic R. Coudert Jr., a conservative Republican whose strength at the polls was clearly waning.

Traditionally, boys are sent to gurukula to learn Vedas and scriptures.

Traditionally, sons are sent to school.

Traditionally these are sent to people you have a crush on or love.

According to Kevin Sunday, the deputy press secretary with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), gas producers in Pennsylvania traditionally sent their wastewater to municipal water treatment plants for purification and then discharge into rivers.