Sentence examples for an aide called from inspiring English sources
Every diver has an aide called a tender.
About half an hour later an aide called me: "Theresa, they need you in 1022".
By the time an aide called the prison on a hot line from the presidential palace, Mr. Agbayani was dead.
A few days later an aide called and said that Mr. Bush had checked with his parents and that it was true.
With no fixed job description, each incumbent took his own approach: Al Gore pursued niche projects (the environment, Reinventing Government), and Cheney guarded what an aide called the "iron issues" (defense, energy).
Where Michelle sees herself as the puncturer of delusions, "the Department of Lett's Get Real,' " as an aide called her, Callista reinforces Newt's delusion that he can be president — even when the staff quit en masse last June because he put pampering her above campaigning.
"Encourager in chief," an aide calls her.
And here comes Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the minority leader, engulfed by journalists hoping to record a word of truth, while an aide calls out: "Be nice, everybody!
Mr. Flanigan had an aide call for the files.
So, at the news conference, Mr. Paterson had an aide call on reporters.
(Questioned about the tale during the 2006 Senate campaign, a Clinton aide called it a "sweet family story her mother shared to inspire greatness in her daughter").
