Sentence examples for would send current from inspiring English sources

They were supposed to connect these parts with an open circuit, since connecting a closed circuit would send current to an electric blasting cap.

The House has passed a reauthorization bill for the agency that would send the current contract into binding arbitration.

This would send serious signals to current and future warlords".

But tying past violations to the resolution of current investigations would send the message that recidivism is something that has caught the government's attention.

Republicans should affirm that even if someone proposed a tax increase for only the wealthiest Democrats, the Republicans would oppose it on the grounds that raising taxes under current conditions would send the economy into a tailspin.

A full-blown default by United on all four of its pension plans would send tens of thousands of current and future retirees, and billions of dollars in unfunded obligations, to the government's pension insurance program, dealing the program its biggest blow since the government began insuring pensions in 1974.

A default by United on all four of its pension plans would send tens of thousands of current and future retirees, and billions of dollars in unfunded obligations, to the government's pension-insurance program, dealing the program its biggest blow since the government began insuring pensions in 1974.

"Any relaxation of the current regulations would send the wrong health message to the public and there are alternatives to cigarettes available.

If approved, the move would send the former Japanese star and current Yankee Hideki Matsui back to his old home at the Tokyo Dome.

"It would send the strongest possible message to the current crop of doping facilitators that they are not beyond reach".

(Testifying before the Leveson Inquiry just last week, Brooks described how current Prime Minister David Cameron would send her text messages signed "LO L).