Sentence examples for communicate from the from inspiring English sources

An intense little man with coal-black hair raised his hand and asked why Houdini had failed to communicate from the grave.

We can only hope he can communicate from the Other Side his pleasure at being the subject of a biography to stand beside Ellmann's James Joyce.

Since the 1930s, construction workers called fl aggers or signalers have used a private vocabulary of hand signals to communicate from the ground with crane operators.

On a series as absurd as "Ghost Whisperer" or as chilling as "Medium" the departed communicate from the beyond to help in righting the wrongs of the breathing and malfeasant.

Perhaps Mr. McBurney should be turned loose on the many orchestral players who seem unaware that they communicate from the stage with their every gesture, for ill as well as good.

The outcry moved the company's president, Dan T. Cathy, to post a video on the company's Facebook fan page to "communicate from the heart that we serve and value all people and treat everyone with honor, dignity and respect," said a company spokesman, Don Perry.

"That is the nature of communicating from the White House.

Somehow that didn't get communicated from the F.B.I. to the F.A.A. or to the airlines.

"Then if the flight is canceled during the night, this event will be communicated from the Web site, through the Internet and into the processor.

There needs to be a shift in attitude across the entire organisation and the importance is communicated from the top right down to every individual team member.

Not only had the informant identified the spot; Steele's men had previously listened to Al Qaeda fighters communicating from the huts by satellite phone.