send round

Idioms  

1. Circulate widely, as in A copy of the new bylaws is being sent round to all union members. [First half of 1800s]

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Example Sentences

“The fastest way is not to send round test kits, but to go to a site where lots of people are still working. That’s obviously a hospital.”

From New York Times

And we say, “Fine, fine. We can’t send round the Roomba ambulance, but we’ll mail you a spare part.”

From The Verge

Ivory Coast are second behind Colombia in Group C, with one victory and one defeat, and have a chance to qualify for the send round for the first time in their history.

From BBC

Come, old fellow, after bringing our venture home safe, I think you ought to send round the true stuff: we've had beer enough.

From Project Gutenberg

Send round carts of chloride of lime, at short intervals during warm or “muggy” weather, and direct a bucketful to be delivered to every housewife, to remove stenches from sinks, water-closets, &c.

From Project Gutenberg