Sentence examples for bearing a note from inspiring English sources

Such thoughts, Naji says, are the main reason that the man on the donkey rode back to the Northern Alliance side a week later, this time bearing a note from Naji.

The arrival of feisty lone girl Teresa (Kaya Scodelario) bearing a note that reads "She will be the last" convinces some of the group that it's time to take their chances in the maze, despite the protestations of stroppy Gally (Will Poulter), who treats the new arrivals with hostile suspicion.

A teenager from the neighbouring boys' school was murdered on the grounds a year ago; the case has gone cold, until 16-year-old Holly Mackey, detective's daughter and witness in French's Faithful Place, turns up in Detective Stephen Moran's office bearing a note: "I know who killed him".

That year, a fanatic named Mohammed Bouyeri infamously murdered Theo Van Gogh, the director of a film about the oppression of Muslim women -- and then thrust a knife bearing a note threatening Hirsi Ali, who wrote the film's script, into the victim's chest.

It is a trade well chosen for a ruminating hero whose life is about to be tested: honest, comradely yet solitary, good for thinking and talking to oneself.On the first page a small boy arrives at the Dymond home bearing a note for Dymond senior.

Tucked away in mutual fund manager Larry Speidell's wallet is a worn scrap of paper bearing a note he wrote to himself in 1992.

Outside the cemetery was a bunch of red carnations and a card bearing a handwritten note of gratitude : "Seamus.

Other items spoke to Professor Davis's friendships with other prominent figures, like a "Free Angela" pamphlet from Cuba bearing a Post-it note from the writer Alice Walker, who had picked it up on a trip to the island some years later.

In the latter season, uniforms consisted of pinstriped pants and jerseys, with black sleeves bearing a music note logo on the left sleeve.

The campaign was selling T-shirts printed with Martelly's face, along with a dozen gold-framed paintings of pastoral Haiti, each bearing a Post-it Note price tag (from two hundred to a thousand dollars).

Rummaging through the contents of the long-ignored crate, which included shoes and other ephemera from the 1935 Lindbergh trial, a State Police archivist, Mark Falzini, found a wooden board bearing a handwritten, anonymous note confessing to the taking of the infant son of the hero aviator Charles A. Lindbergh.