Sentence examples for a messenger by from inspiring English sources

BORN in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, and raised in Cambria Heights, Queens, where he lives today, Kurt Boone is a writer at heart and a messenger by trade.

So begins The Go-Between, the story of a boy used as a messenger by an aristocrat and her farmer lover who is caught up in a tragedy that haunts him for the rest of his days.

Mr. Gilbert will also conduct two other commissioned scores by Americans: "Time Machine" for violin and orchestra by Sebastian Currier, with Anne-Sophie Mutter as soloist; and "a Voice, a Messenger" by Aaron Jay Kernis.

In May 1582, letters from the Spanish ambassador in England, Bernardino de Mendoza, to contacts in Scotland were found on a messenger by Sir John Forster, who forwarded them to Walsingham.

As they camped there they were met by a messenger sent by Eposognatus.

§ 7.1012 Establishment, operation, or use of a messenger service by a national bank.

Beah tells a story of a messenger sent by the rebels.

It turns out that osteocalcin is a messenger, sent by bone to regulate crucial processes all over the body.

"Is it really free, like they say?" said Mario Adorno, a messenger walking by carrying a bicycle tire, his eyes widening behind his sunglasses.

A messenger, sent by Themistocles, fed Persia's King Xerxes lies about the supposedly weakened state of Athens, prompting Xerxes to send ships to finish off the Greeks at Salamis.

Three days later a messenger, sent by Marks, returned to the fleet; Marks's boat had capsized and delayed their arrival in Charleston.