Sentence examples for will try to send from inspiring English sources
And in the season finale (Thursday at 9 p.m.), they will try to send it back to hell, or whatever one does with demons these days.
Through football matches we will try to send a message to the world that we are Palestinian, we are human, we want to play football.
Spots within the shows will try to send viewers to the Next Avenue Web site and vice versa; shows that are part of the Next Avenue initiative will have material on their individual Web sites and Next Avenue's.
"Because China's SSBNs [nuclear missile submarines] are in the South China Sea, the US navy will try to send spy ships in there and get close to the SSBNs.
Sather said the Rangers would like to take a look at Petrovicky before they decide whether they will try to send him to their minor-league affiliate in Hartford, a move that would require Petrovicky to clear waivers.
With heightened privacy awareness, I am concerned that in downloading tax form updates, my tax-preparation software (or another self-updating program like Windows) will try to send personal information from my computer to the company.
If your library doesn't have it, email me at [email protected] and I'll try to send you a copy, or, if you don't want to risk being seen holding a book with such a title, email you the manuscript.
-Staff "Some fax machines will only try to send a fax so many times...if the pharmacy line is busy, how will we know this?" -Staff "A pharmacist says there are times...prescriptions can really stack up and when a patient gets there, it has not been filled.
In the next 36 hours, fans and the local news media will most likely try to send away Jason Kidd, the Nets' All-Star point guard, with a mental souvenir that says something catchy like, "Remember the Alamo".
Send a romantic e-card, for instance, and someone will try to sell you flowers.
