Sentence examples for will still send from inspiring English sources

Self-interest means that countries will still send and receive private messages.

It will still send a message to my cell phone, so I will know to check it right away.

"We have our official site and will still send out press releases when we have news," Mr. Liodice said.

The DVLA says it will still send out reminders before a driver's tax is due to expire.

Authorities will still send in the army to investigate the site for the 100-metre-long train, following images in a forest near the Czech border.

The DoJ will still send "hundreds" of monitors across the country and work "cooperatively" with local jurisdictions to "keep an eye on the proceedings", Vanita Gupta, the head of the department's civil rights division, told the Guardian in a statement.

We'll still send those guys out there".

We'll still send each other birthday presents, and mail order goods have to be delivered by someone.

So I'll still send Christmas selfies with the turkey, and wish goodwill to all souls, if that's OK.

Sometimes, though, he'll still send weedy songs "and I'll be, 'Nooooo thanks!' Simon and I mostly agree but there have been arguments definitely".

Meanwhile, they'll still send you a replacement if someone runs up and rips the doorbell off your wall.