Sentence examples for agent going from inspiring English sources

Jack — a generation older than the agent, going gray, trim physique, friendly demeanor — was a 1968 graduate of West Point.

If Washington buys out Rod Strickland over the last year of his deal in 2001-2, he would be a free agent going into next season.

As Lily, the rookie, Anna Belknap wordlessly conveys the sudden, suppressed panic of an inexperienced agent going undercover for the first time.

So when the customs agent going through his bag asked where he'd been, he was prepared with a tale of his trip to Jamaica.

He told him, he said, of a 1982 plan to kill a capo who had allowed an F.B.I. agent going by the name of Donnie Brasco to infiltrate the family.

It may not matter that Ted Thompson could not keep the backup Matt Flynn (he commanded mid-level starter's money as a free agent); going with the untested Graham Harrell (or the seventh-round rookie B.J. Coleman) is all the same because Thompson knows, as the former Colts czar Bill Polian knew, if his starting quarterback is out for an extended period, his team is finished anyway.

"Don't worry," the agent went on.

My agent went nuts for it.

But her messages to the agent went unanswered.

The agent went on, "The whole idea is targeting kids.

The agent went to prison for spying for the Soviet Union.