| Each year my dad and stepmum send out a Christmas letter to the family to so we can all catch up with the family gossip. |
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| I hope this tragic case can send out a wake-up message to all those people who make this kind of idiotic call. |
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| A common way to move a brigade support area is to send out a quartering party to establish a new operating area before moving the main body. |
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| Radio silence is now being kept until January 22 when the lander if it is still functioning is programmed to send out signals automatically. |
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| Exercise is also great for skin and gives you a pinkish glow around the cheeks that send out loads of healthy vibes! |
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| They would send out a squad car to check things out and by then the kid would be gone. |
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| This software can now, for example, send out a real-time alert to Outlook users when it picks up on an appointment conflict. |
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| Here in Ohio, we regularly send out mailers to new registrants, saying welcome to being a voter and please vote for our candidates. |
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| During the meal, the chef may send out one or two little taste treats for diners to enjoy on the house. |
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| Mrs Newsome has decided to send out an ambassador to rescue Chad and bring him home. |
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| Very simply, police laser guns send out pulses laser light and measure how long it takes for the light to hit your vehicle and return. |
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| You can't send out the repo man to seize a building for back taxes when the property is a foreign consulate. |
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| If we want to send out a strong message on zero tolerance of violence against women then we should start here. |
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| If you send out information two months after a consumer requested it, that's not timely. |
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| Whether cars are abandoned in residential streets or remote lay-bys they do not send out the message we want. |
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| And when he returned to England, he linked up with his old school to send out unwanted books. |
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| An event of this kind would create a huge crater, send out shock waves, and create tremendous atmospheric disturbance. |
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| For invitations send out little gingham sachets of dried herbs with a tag telling the recipient about the luncheon including the date and time. |
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| Mothers and fathers send out the message that boys are awkward, ungainly and silly. |
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| One of the major sources of mailing lists for those who send out spam is addresses posted on websites. |
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| You could have leaflets printed which you distribute or send out as part of a mail shot. |
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| For a small fee, the site will send out an anonymous email on your behalf to whoever it is that's making your blood boil. |
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| I'm trying to write a leaflet thingy to send out with any prints that I sell. |
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| With their radio still working the men were able to send out a Mayday signal which was relayed to air traffic control at Blackpool airport. |
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| We must send out as much mermen and mermaids as possible to battle those squids. |
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| Digital cell phones send out compressed information through microwave pulses of electromagnetic radiation. |
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| The academy's mission is to send out the message that women are not weak and will stand up against abuse. |
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| They'll swell with moisture and send out roots faster in the soil than ones planted dry. |
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| What kind of a message does this send out to the cretins who ruin the town with their pathetic unartistic scribbles? |
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| After years of keeping quiet it is time to find his voice, time to send out echoes into the uneasy silence. |
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| They might bombard us with atomic rays, nerve gas, nuclear weapons, or they might send out attack vessels. |
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| The Utah consumer debt fund came under investigation when it failed to send out client payments, used by about 1400 troubled Utahn consumers. |
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| We must send out a message that to vandalise public facilities is neither big nor clever. |
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| It found the company had continued to send out brochures advertising the offer even when it knew it would be unable to meet demand. |
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| A number of surgeries now send out reminders via text messages of upcoming appointments. |
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| Ask for milk with your tea and many establishments will send out small non-dairy creamers along with the lemon. |
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| Oregano is a prolific grower that can send out shoots that grow to six feet in a single season. |
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| We don't send out paper reports, in part because of the expense, but also because it discourages viral marketing. |
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| But what message does this send out to countries that want to become nuclear powers themselves? |
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| In late spring, the parent plants send out chicks often on long colourful stems called stolons that form dense carpets. |
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| Captain Smith ordered the Marconi operators to send out a distress call that the ship was sinking by the head. |
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| Ten years ago, if you had a boycott, you might send out a chain letter or harass some poor secretary in headquarters somewhere. |
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| But the parties do try to send out how-to-vote cards to the diplomatic missions. |
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| Apart from giving the children a holiday each year, we also send out many tonnes of humanitarian aid. |
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| She will also send out witness appeals for other crimes, such as indecent exposure or graffiti. |
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| Well, he's gonna have enough to do, I've got the YTS trainees in the Public Relations office to send out poison pen letters to everyone! |
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| These allowed a submarine to surface and crash dive without having to send out crewmen to dismantle the mast in an emergency. |
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| Unbeknown to me, Jonathan swiped my franking machine to send out magazines. |
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| In the distance, one or two unnamed birds send out a cry from the distant dense forests. |
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| Otherwise we send out for a Chinese or get something prepared for us downstairs. |
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| Their discreet designer labels send out waves of attitude like bullets, but secretly they delight in the attention. |
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| A large share disposal might send out a bad signal, so watch out also for persistent small disposals. |
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| He used the keyboard in the wall to send out an emergency distress signal to all ILPM ships. |
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| Who would actually send out a press release announcing to the world that you were the dumper and not the dumpee? |
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| Car hire companies cannot afford to send out a car with dodgy brakes or a low oil level. |
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| They have applied to the government to ditch the traditional polling booth in favour of a pilot to send out 165,000 eligible voters a postal ballot. |
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| It ticks me off to no end that they didn't even bother to send out a notification to let us hostees know that there was going to be a server move. |
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| They are also offering to send out rubbish patrols after closing to pick up bottles, flyers and food wrappings in the immediate vicinity of the premises. |
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| And today he became one of the first to answer a citywide call for people to tie white ribbons to their doors or windows to send out an anti-war message to the world. |
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| The software will send out an alert when the user reaches his or her threshold and can also automatically free up more space for the user, if desired. |
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| Try as she might, her MS Word Document fax won't send out of the outbox. |
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| One of the captains was able to send out a distress signal, which elicited a response from Thai water police. |
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| Jiggle a mass to and fro and it will send out waves of gravitational energy, akin to the way a ball that is bounced on a trampoline sends vibrations across the canvas. |
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| As it orbits, LOLA will send out laser pulses 28 times per second. |
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| These selective or directional cells are produced by base stations that send out narrow beams at the entrances to tunnels or along roads in rural areas. |
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| However, once he passed the furlong marker he started to send out distress signals and the next rider, sitting on his tail, set about taking advantage. |
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| The underground and aboveground stems send out roots from each joint. |
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| Disarmed and piloting a disarmed ship, the crew of the Excelsior is forced to send out a squadron of the unfamiliar shuttlecraft that now occupy their hangar bay. |
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| I hope she will now send out letters defending the honor of U.S. soldiers and disassociating herself from the behavior of the students involved in the current controversy. |
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| Stripped of unessential gear and backup systems, it cannot send out a rover to explore the local terrain but must instead rely on a single robotic arm to probe the site. |
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| But, as Brian Krebs reported, Zeus was also used to send out bogus emails to. |
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| I don't think he's on the Internet but I have this theory which I cribbed from Peter Pan that if we all send out good thoughts, somehow they'll get to him. |
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| Players were asked to send their retreats and adjustments by return of post, and I would then send out a carbon-copy letter informing them of the results. |
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| He was forced into an admission, including the use of 2,000 prepaid envelopes to send out the forgery, and hoped to brazen things out with an apology. |
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| The skipper was experienced and had faced worse seas before and so sudden was the calamity which overwhelmed him that he was unable to send out a Mayday call. |
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| Scheduled to appear on a chat show, Jerry thought it would be more amusing to send out his school-age son and sister Amy to haltingly play violin. |
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| Every so often, when business seems slow, they send out last-minute invites to come see that evening's show for free if you just pay the two-drink minimum. |
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| I want to see the council clear the area and send out a letter to all residents advising them not to fly-tip. |
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| Likewise, the actions of friending or defriending someone send out messages of their own. |
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| Radar transmitters send out regular brief pulses of radio energy, the reflections from which are displayed on a CRT screen. |
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| Reinforcements for the Russians gave them the courage to send out probing attacks. |
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| He also writes that Varus neglected to send out reconnaissance parties ahead of the main body of troops. |
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| The editors will send out new books to recognized scholars for reviews that usually run 500 to 1000 words. |
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| The ships would anchor in one of these bays and send out whaleboats to cruise for whales for days or even weeks. |
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| We send out a newsletter to our clients every week to tell them what's new in the company. |
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| Immune activation occurs whenever immune system cells detect foreign invaders and send out chemical signals to draw other cells into the fight. |
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| I'VE RECENTLY overhauled the covering letter I send out to prospective employers. |
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| Cota receivers built into devices and batteries regularly send out beacon signals omnidirectionally. |
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| It also shares photos of animals it wants to rehouse, as well as using the site to send out messages about microchipping pets. |
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| Sky said there was a problem with the signal and promised to send out a repairman to fix the dish. |
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| Women are less concerned by laughter lines, but feel deep vertical lines and tired-looking skin send out a negative image. |
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| Waldron is a utility player who Rosenthal said can be dangerous at the driver position with her ability to send out quick shots off a pass. |
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| Cunning folk send out thousands of these letters with their own name at the top of the list for a payout. |
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| So while a full beard and moustache show a retrosexual alpha male, the pencil moustache can actually send out mixed signals. |
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| To monitor their world, they send out beeps and listen for variations in the echoes. |
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| It is thought the ants touch live wires by accident on exposed terminals, then send out chemical signals to attract others to the spot. |
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| To prevent accidents, LIVALL has LED outline lights on top of the helmet for better visibility, and LED tail lights to send out turning signals. |
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| Their sentence later this month should send out a clear message that corporate skullduggery will never be tolerated here. |
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| She did not use an app like Gripe to frictionlessly send out a complaint to her million Twitter followers at the first twinge of irritation. |
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| If ever a ship needed steadying it's the Labour Party so why send out Diane Abbott to rock the boat and defend John McDonnell's U-turn on fiscal policy on the Today programme? |
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| Book church, see vicar, arrange reception, hire cars, send out invitations, choose honeymoon and, oh yes, see the solicitor to work out a prenuptual agreement. |
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| When Larry Gray's rangers send out an all-points bulletin, they generally don't know much about the height and weight of the suspects they're after. |
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| Wher neuer cessing soyle doth steelebright stuff send out from mines. |
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| If women had a voice in the making of the laws, how long would the dram-shop and low groggery send out their liquid poison to pollute civilized lands? |
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| I know this is long overdue for some of you, but I just want to send out a public THANK YOU to all the Boingoloids who have helped my OB collection grow. |
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| So it comes down to cherrypicking and that is when a crafty manager can target domestic cups where others of loftier ambition send out second tier sides. |
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| The politician had a staffer send out the prepared statement. |
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| With a triple-dip recession fast approaching, I just cannot understand how councils can send out their dogs of war and be giving parking tickets to motorists. |
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| Rather than you having to ring around several companies, they will send out one of their approved handymen directly to your home, no matter what type of job you want doing. |
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| Dolphins send out high frequency clicks from an organ known as a melon. |
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