Sentence examples for courier from from inspiring English sources
Better Capital bought the courier from Rentokil for £1 in 2013.
The Olympic films and negatives were transported by courier from Geneva to Vision Globale last September.
"The courier from the Ringling Museum played it, and he said it's perfect".
Some may assume, hearing her blessings upon the obedient, that she is the weekday morning's courier from God, that Conservative.
Once a month, a courier from Brinkmann would arrive at her front door with two cartons of cigarettes.
In the film, as in reality, the real breakthrough comes when the C.I.A. learns the true name of the courier from a foreign intelligence service.
The couture dresses were brought by couriers from Italy and France.
We are now on the sixth day of strike action by couriers from the delivery firm Deliveroo.
The motto, by the way, is: "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds".
In evidence, chef Jane Martin listed her tasks as working 14-hour days, having truffles couriered from France, and travelling to London to make Trudie a bowl of soup.
He stayed at the Savoy in London and the Palazzo Barbaro in Venice and when he ran short of his favourite chocolates, new supplies were couriered from Paris.
