Sentence examples for a courier of from inspiring English sources

The comparison registers class as a courier of moral tales.

But the court was told he could not face being a "courier of death" and rejected terrorism.

The Times reported that "Salehi often acts as a courier of money to other Afghans, according to an Afghan politician who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he feared retaliation".

Miranda was acting as a courier of materials between Greenwald and Poitras, The Guardian said, because electronic communications between the two had become insecure in the wake of the Snowden leaks.

But the US, which has made multiple allegations against Siddiqui over the years depicting her as a courier of blood diamonds and a financial fixer for al-Qaida, has denied holding her, raising the question: where has she been for five years?

I remember one day a courier of his called me, (which wasn't the direction a call would normally go in) and asked to meet up.

So you'd have to send a courier to all of the places where someone has lived to get the information you need, which is expensive.

Winfried (Peter Simonischek) starts the film by pretending, for the benefit of a courier, to be his own nonexistent (and dangerous) brother.

While Sandburg was writing and campaigning for causes and candidates he believed in, the file accusing him of being a courier for revolutionary literature was resurrected.

And in Chhattisgarh, Soni Sori has been in police custody since October 2011 when she was arrested on charges of being a courier for the Maoists.

US officials have spoken of how an intercept in late August 2010 of a phone call to a trusted courier of Bin Laden in Pakistan was a breakthrough that led to the raid.