send out

1. Issue or dispatch, as in We sent out the wedding invitations last month , or When did you send out that message? [c. 1400]

2. send out for . Order a delivery of something, as in Every Wednesday we send out for Chinese food .

Example Sentences

She also persuaded the American president Zachary Taylor to send out two ships with rescuers including Elisha Kent Kane, destined to become one of the world’s most famous Arctic adventurers.

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The Douglas hub is currently sending out between 80 and 90 food parcels a week, which could be made up for one person or a family.

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Under current protocol, the IRS sends out a math error notice when it spots a mistake, and it changes the tax bill automatically to reflect its own calculation unless the filer protests within 60 days.

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"We don't know if the colony sends out additional foragers when one comes back short. That's the next question it's important to answer."

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A federal report that looked into that alert issue found that the company contracted by the county to send out the emergency alerts, Genasys, experienced a technical issue that caused the initial, widespread alert.

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