Sentence examples for was made to send from inspiring English sources

After six days, the decision was made to send her to the large tertiary care teaching hospital at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.

"The decision to carry out the operation was made to send a message that there will not be any negotiation with the pirates," the official said.

In the summer of 1965, before the decision was made to send in American troops in large numbers, there was another opportunity to suggest a less aggressive course.

At 8 14 p.m. Central time, the decision was made to send the plane to Sacramento, where it landed four hours later.

Even though there are three matches still remaining in America the Brazilian will not be fit in time to play in any, so the decision was made to send him back to England.

He was counselled and put on anti-anxiety and antidepressant medications, but when he was found one night in mid-flashback, driving in the wrong direction on a one-way street, the decision was made to send him to a residential treatment program for twenty-eight days.

She wanted to work in the place where decisions were made to send people into combat.

Of course, some attempts are and will be made to send drugs in books to prisoners.

If they fail the inspections they could be made to send their children to school.

A decision has been made to send Evie to the boarding school, in Monterey, that her mother attended.

Sidekick phones, produced by a subsidiary of Microsoft, are made to send e-mail and text messages quickly.