Examples of using "Schickt" in a sentence and their english translations:
Please send for help.
That is beneath ordinary decency.
She sends us e-mails.
what messages they are sending.
I've been sent to escort you.
I've been sent to escort you.
Mary is sending me unsolicited love letters.
Doing that wouldn't be appropriate.
Why doesn't he send me letters anymore?
into the stratosphere to provide internet access
Tom sends me a Christmas card every year.
Why would your doctor send you to a cardiologist?
He writes to me once in a while.
I like when she sends me postcards.
there's a message to somebody's mom
Send me a postcard.
I have no idea of how to send a fax.
Mary sends her son to buy bread from the bakery.
Tom sends Mary gifts every year for her birthday.
She writes to her parents once a week.
Send me the account.
If the devil is powerless, he sends his wife.
- It's not nice to keep a lady waiting.
- It isn't nice to keep a lady waiting.
Tom sends money home to his family every month.
Japan has been sending her athletes to the Olympics since 1912.
Tom is sending a fax.
Tom keeps every letter his mother sends him.
Send Tom in.
, the AOK sent a letter in the best official German.
She writes to her pen pal in London twice a month.
Send me the account.
- Send me a postcard.
- Drop me a postcard.
- Send him to me!
- Send him to me.
Send Tom to me.
Send me the best employees that money can buy. Money is no object.
What children! You send them to get candy and they return with a dog!
Al-Qaeda rejects Baghdadi's power grab and, in 2014, formally exiles him.
In the era of email, I'm so happy when a friend sends me a real letter.
For shame, dirty girls! How can you chase after that young man through the field? Is that decent?
Your step-mother is not sending you to her granny, but to a wicked witch who lives in that great gloomy wood.
Are you not ashamed of yourselves, you bold girls, to run after a young man in that way over the fields? Is that good behaviour?
Dropboxes are often handy, but Imogen of the Internet still emails things to herself because (and I quote) "it's vintage."
Please send me a letter as soon as you arrive.
If you can't come, send someone in your stead.
"Tom's sent me, Mary. Because you're not letting him set foot here any more, and because there's no other way for him to contact you, he's asked me to tell you how sorry he is, and to ask whether you might please forgive him. He's on his knees, he says, begging you from afar." "Go back to Tom and tell him he can jog on, and stay jogging till the end of time!"