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

The Northern Ireland Executive is to send out a "joint and unified statement" on recent racist and sectarian attacks in north Belfast and Ballymena, the communities minister has said.

From BBC

He said he hoped the arrest sends out a message that police "will leave no stone unturned in identifying those who engage in such unacceptable behaviour – no matter how long it takes".

From BBC

They have to shape pairings, the order in which to send out their partnerships and get a reliable handle on how each member of their team is playing.

From BBC

Notwithstanding that reality, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick recently asserted that delays in sending out Social Security checks or bank deposits would be no big deal.

From Los Angeles Times

"Many have been traumatised. Some witnessed the unthinkable and others held Harvey as he took his last breath. To them, we send out deepest love and strength."

From BBC

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