Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Roland's kit, they've sent it back to us.
• We discussed what they thought was bothering them... then I made an adjustment and sent it back to them a second time.
• The US Congress has said that this is no good and has sent it back to the competent bodies.
• The charity actually sent it back to me.
• I believe that it is a waste of money for Denmark to send money to the EU only for it to be sent back to Denmark after having done the rounds through the bureaucratic system.
• On 21 March six students from Peru, Albania, Ukraine, and Burkina Faso were detained at London Luton Airport and sent back home after spending a whole day shut up on their own in an airport room.
• Witnesses tell of immigrants being sent back to Italy after receipts from Italian shops were found in their pockets, thereby proving they had travelled through Italy.
• It was salvaged by American whalers, and then Congress sent it back to England.

• If the animals are not killed in the event, they must be killed immediately after the bullfight and in any case within 10 days of arrival, or sent back to Portugal in accordance with the provisions laid down in points 13 to 17.
• Witnesses tell of immigrants being sent back to Italy after receipts from Italian shops were found in their pockets, thereby proving they had travelled through Italy.
• The first is that certain governments are calling for all the EU's policies to be sent back to the drawing board, which is what the European Parliament did after the nine months of work by its temporary committee.
• I believe that it is a waste of money for Denmark to send money to the EU only for it to be sent back to Denmark after having done the rounds through the bureaucratic system.
• After you had her sent back to Belize?
• He was sent back to Buenos Aires.
• It was originally Ogami but then my parents divorced and I was sent to my mother's side of Saeki and after that was sent back to the Ogami side again.
• On 21 March six students from Peru, Albania, Ukraine, and Burkina Faso were detained at London Luton Airport and sent back home after spending a whole day shut up on their own in an airport room.