"I'll be sure to send your regards," Sam said sarcastically.

"Send your regards to old Broadway, literally.

"I'll tell Caramon you send your regards," Tas called after her helpfully, but Crysania didn't turn around.

"Through his spokesman he sent regards to the family, nothing more.

Almost everyone, including even Senator Mitchell of my home state, sent regards.

He smiled again and added: 'He said to send regards.'

J sends regards, and we all look forward to seeing you at St. James's Palace.

I'll tell him you sent regards.'

"If you find him, don't send regards.

He sent regards to President Bush and the American people, and then departed for a ceremonial sword dance.

Everybody sends regards.

"Coming up here talking about Shirlee and Jasper maybe being someone's parents, driving all the way up here just to send regards."

Dudley sends regards and regrets--the station boss here says Gene Niles has to work the case with us.

So I kissed them both good-bye, sent regards to Aretha, watched Joyce buckle Imani into her car seat, and waved as they tooted the horn and turned out of sight.

At 12:53 12th Nov 2011, Abhijit Lahiri wrote: Abhijit Lahiri sends regards for the commendable job of live text on the BBC news online.

ADMIRALTY SENDS REGARDS AND HAS SOME GOOD NEWS.

The announcers were an integral part of the programme, making various announcements and enabling prisoners of war to personally send regards to relatives in their native countries, which made the programme quite popular with listeners of war participating states, especially Great Britain and the United States.