Sentence examples for communique from from inspiring English sources

When we get back home a pretty amazing communique from the actor Peter Capaldi is waiting for us.

No, from this point on, every spare minute will be spent glued to my Blackberry, waiting breathlessly for the latest communique from Piers Morgan.

Justice Minister Alberto Bustamante said the government had received a communique from the Swiss Embassy in Lima about the bank accounts.

Once again, it falls to us to celebrate the noble work of the public relations industry, as a colleague receives a communique from Jude Law's publicist.

The government also pointedly dissented from support for the fund in a communique from last November's Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting – a stance backed by Canada.

The communique from their meeting said they had agreed that "senior officials will collate current initiatives that support youth at risk of radicalisation and identify gaps in prevention and intervention measures for schools".

Communiques from enemy nations reach us by radio.

The communiques from Germany, Italy, and Japan are not as generously larded with wishful thinking as are their news broadcasts, but they're rather romantic just the same.

Both communiques from the congressional Democrats, several of whom have access to classified intelligence, strongly implied that the Obama administration and the intelligence agencies know significantly more about Russian involvement in the election than they have disclosed.

Having taken the trouble to cultivate the Taliban and the Bin Laden organisation, al-Jazeera was poised on September 11 2001 to score a series of spectacular scoops, including taped communiques from Bin Laden and an interview with two planners of the September 11 attack at a secret address in Karachi in 2002.

Communiques from G7 finance ministers' meetings are usually several waffly pages long, with the pet subjects of different member-countries covered in carefully diplomatic language; but this time, they knew they had to offer some reassurance to a petrified financial world.