Meanings of send the child in English

Father would surely hear to reason and send the child to the hospital.

I'd send the child away, but I got nowhere to send the child.

Says she'll send the child home to-morrow for good and all.

Yet, strangely enough, he would not send the child home.

Why do you send the child out at such hours?

But he didn't, he only said-Well ,well ,madam ,I'llsend the child some medicine.

I see it would have been impossible to send the child to school from here.

Can we send the child back to the asylum?

Don't forget to send the child flowers.

There was, besides, as she said, no good school near Hintock to which she could send the child.

Tipton proposed that they should send the child to Red Dog,- adistanceof forty miles,-wherefemale attention could be procured.

I'll write and tell you when to send the child and her nurse, and between us we'll manage to keep her amused.

Judge de Souza, who ruled on the original case, said he would decide whether to send the child back to its mother or for adoption.

Of course you couldn't send the child to school, and keep her under her teacher, unless you preserve the form of upholding the teacher's authority.

Why not continue this method instead of sending the child to school?

They closed down the high-security schools and sent the children with powers home.