Sentence examples for called a message from inspiring English sources
For example, chapter 21 is called A Message from the Chef, which is exactly what it says on the tin.
They've just elected a handsome empty vessel to pursue their presidential aspirations, but are still in desperate search of what would today be called a message.
He was renowned for an essay he wrote in 1899 called "A Message to Garcia," which extolled the virtues of self-reliance and "can do" optimism.
In late January, Islamic State released a video, called A Message to the Government of Japan, showing a militant who looks and sounds like Emwazi.
On her second race back, at the Olympic test event in Beijing, she sent what she called a message to USA Cycling by tearing through the qualifiers.
The video, called A Message to the Government of Japan, showed a militant who looked and sounded like a man with a British accent who has taken part in other Isis beheadings.
Democratic leaders were advancing what is called a "messaging bill" (designed for the majority to score political points).
Living on the farm opened up Kalmanowicz to what he calls a "message of altruism" that he wanted to help spread.
"And that great big painting is going to be called A Bigger Message.
