Sentence examples for courier called from inspiring English sources

The United Way and the Rotary Club honored her, The Charleston Post and Courier called her a "miracle worker," and the state singled out her school to compete for a national award.

In New York, The Musical Courier called the result "cheerless" and "cold," and compared it to a "religious establishment".

The Boston Courier" called Dixon "the most miserable apology for a vocalist that ever bored the public ear".

A writer for The Courier called the show "short but sweet" and praised her for never showing "signs of slowing down" throughout the show.

The names of the couriers called by only a first name have been changed.

To overcome the crippling transport challenges and reach remote communities with these crucial diagnostic tests, the charity has teamed up with a group of specially trained motorbike couriers called Riders for Health.

Five thousand couriers (called dabbawallas) transport countless food containers from homes to places of work and then back again with an efficiency that is almost miraculous.

The GMB Union, which is backing UberEats' couriers' calls for a £5 per delivery fee and holding a protest outside Uber's office today, said it's expecting 1,000 drivers to join in the demonstration.

Mr Chase is a 38-year-old from Nashville, Tennessee, who until recently worked in the middle-management layers of a courier firm called Rush Delivery and seemed destined to remain entirely unremarkable.

The executors paid off Lord B's retinue, including the black courier who called him "Massa" and the unfrocked Italian priest, who invested the bounty in a macaroni factory that failed.

Uber is also experimenting with a courier service called UberRush, as well as UberFresh meal deliveries.