Sentence examples for classic message from inspiring English sources

It was about then that I started overeating, as a sort of classic message you can send to your parents that you are unhappy.

When the jailed D.C. Mayor Marion Barry came roaring back to win re-election a few years ago, he delivered a classic message to those he had trounced: "Get over it".

What we are going to see on Pope Francis's watch is that he will put a beguiling human face on to the classic message".

It's a classic PBS message: kids from different cultures can be friends.

Then he tried another search site, AltaVista, which steered him to the "Classic Mustang Message Board" (www.metromustang.com / classic / wwwboard.htm).htm

A classic "mixed message", with a brute practical impact and a feeble sign of wouldn't-it-be-nice idealism-on-the-cheap.

Never one to be defeated, she befriends a fellow orphan with whom she explores the exotic world around her. Ibbotson's story is beautifully descriptive and has a classic positive message : adversity need not stand in the way of happiness!

After weeks of the networks squeezing the Trayvon Martin case for the last drop of controversy, the president aligned himself with a much-loved classic whose message on race comes wrapped in a sweet nostalgia for small-town values.

And now, in a show of the pictures at the Museum of the City of New York called "Broken Glass" — the title is a line borrowed from the lyrics of the Grandmaster Flash classic "The Message" — the pictures have the added resonance of appearing as the nation confronts its most serious economic crisis since the Great Depression, making them feel like a kind of augury.

Richard Walters actually contacted Page unsolicited for his collaborations, while the album's cover of The Police classic, "S.O.S. (Message in a Bottle)" sees the DJ flexing his own vocal muscles on a vibrant interpretation.

The designs communicate classic hobo messages, as well as messages that are more suitable to the 21st century wanderer.