Sentence examples for couriers in order from inspiring English sources

Xulhaz Mannan was one of two people hacked to death in an attack in the capital, Dhaka, police said, by a gang posing as couriers in order to gain access to his apartment in the Kalabagan area of the city.

In the most recent incident, on Monday, Xulhaz Mannan, the founder of Bangladesh's only LGBT magazine, was hacked to death in Dhaka by a gang who posed as couriers in order to gain access to his apartment in the Kalabagan area of the city.

The company secures Instacart-only express lanes for its couriers in order to shorten the delivery time for its products.

Business users used to basically set up several accounts and call multiple couriers in order to ship all the products they wanted to ship, Gibbon said.

Furthermore, the union cites the much higher rate that it claims Uber first offered couriers in order to entice them to jump onto the UberEATs platform in London (and away from rival Deliveroo), which it says has since been abandoned.

Within 10 days of this incident, Xulhaz Mannan ― the co-founder and publisher of the first LGBT magazine in Bangladesh ― and Mahbub Rabbi Tonoy were hacked to death by a gang posing as couriers in order to gain access to his apartment in the Kalabagan area of the city.

When John became stuck in Dakar, he worked with Vaughn Edwards Iain Glenn) as a courier in order to get back home, but Maya remained unaware of his activities.

Uber says a reduction in the per delivery fee it pays couriers is necessary in order to increase the amount it pays out during busier periods and areas — under its so called 'Boost' system.

When his plane crashes on a mission over France, she becomes a courier helping the French resistance in order to search for her lover.

The technology behind Shutl is also quite clever as it's able to work with hyper-local courier companies and bigger players in order to match the fastest and most flexible delivery times with customer needs.

Tracking down answers often means phone calls with long periods on hold, digging up old patient information and even recruiting office workers to act as specimen couriers to other labs and hospitals in order to expedite results or save frail patients or harried family members the hassle of traveling to an "approved site" for a test or procedure.