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Phrases with «to send off»
The phrase
"to send off"
means to bid farewell or to give someone a ceremonious departure.
Full definition
to send
(parent phrase)
to send off
Related phrases
to be off to a good start
to be off to a great start
to get off to a good start
to get off to a great start
to get off to a strong start
to get off to the right start
to get off to a winning start
to get someone off to a good start
to get someone sent off
to get breastfeeding off to a good start
to get someone off to a great start
to help someone get off to a good start
to send money to someone
to send money to friends
to send money to each other
to send money to
to send something to
to send one's children to school
to send one's kids to school
to send someone to school
to send to school
to send children to school
to send to
to send someone to the hospital
to send one's children to
to send someone to jail
to send one's children to college
to send one's kids to college
to send kids to college
to send a child to college
to send to college
to send someone to college
to go off to college
to send signals to the brain
to send one's kids to
to send an email to
to send a message to
to send one's funds to
to send to friends
to send something to a friend
to show something off to the world
to send to employers
to send someone to prison
to send the power to the wheels
to send one's children to charter schools
to send something to someone
to send to someone
text message sent to someone
email sent to someone
message sent to someone
letter sent to someone
to send a message to someone
check sent to someone
information sent to someone
to send students to private schools
to show off to one's friends
to show someone off to one's friends
to send one's children to private schools
to send one's kids to private schools
to send someone to private school
to send children to private schools
to send someone off
to send something to one's friends
to send someone to hell
to send one's children to public schools
to send one's children to the school of one's choice
to send one's kids to public school
to send to one's friends
to send to one's clients
to send power to the rear wheels
to send messages to each other
to send power to the front wheels
to send one's children to religious schools
to head off to college
man sent off
player sent off
Sentences with «to send off»
I would love to have a formula for
sending them off for
good.
(
housegoeshome.com
)
Was booked for simulation in the box before
getting sent off
for a poor challenge.
(
thehardtackle.com
)
I might have to frame a few of my favorites instead of
sending them off in
the mail, though.
(
hookedonhouses.net
)
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