He sent me some flowers.

I... sent you some letters.

Please mail me some Scotch tape. That's bad.

I am sending you some money, do not take everything so tragically.

I'll send a surveyor out as soon as possible.

May I help you?

Deliver this tin for me, that's all

She sent me a letter.

Write it. Send me a copy.

A letter for me?

You sent me a letter.

I'll send you some of it.

No, sir. My kid brother's a boy scout. He sent me a raffle ticket, I sent him a buck.

Why didn't you send me one?

Theo's been sending me money.

A letter? For me?

Please send me a picture of yourself.

I've got a letter for you.

I'll mail it to you.

I got one myself.

And can you send me a bullet?

George sent me a birthday card.

Send the bill to me, sir. Yes, milady.

The money you tried to send us. The money you couldn't tell us about.

I just called to tell you that I'm alright and I'll send some money soon.

I'd have to send him some money. Enough to pay his debts in Brittany... and get him down to Arles.

And now I'll take that ticket please.

He's sent me more.

I always get invitations.

Send me a postcard about it.

He's quite a treasure. I think I'll send him a letter.

Annie sends her money every month.

Thank you for sending me a nice card.

I was gonna mail a photostat of that note to the plumber.

And a colleague of mine sent me this one from London.

I'll send it to you tomorrow.

He sent me money every week.

There's this food.

I'll send you some postcards.

Well, considering the fact that I'm one of England's foremost aeroplanists, it's rather jolly inefficient of them not to send me one before.

I'll send a letter to my mother.

Then send me money week by week.

I've sent you a check for 100,000.

To

I don't know.