Sentence examples for delivered a note to from inspiring English sources

The exchange of messages started Wednesday, when the ranking American diplomat in Iraq, Joseph C. Wilson, the charge d'affaires, delivered a note to the Iraqi Foreign Ministry.

A purist with a clear idea of what constituted "real" music, he once delivered a note to John Lennon while his Quarrymen were still on stage: "No bloody rock'n'roll", it said.

IN May 1980, during the height of the movement to add an Equal Rights Amendment for women to the Constitution, an activist named Wanda Brandstetter delivered a note to Nord Swanstrom, an Illinois state representative.

On Feb. 20, the Kyrgyz government delivered a note to the United States Embassy in Bishkek terminating the base agreement and starting the six-month clock for the withdrawal of American and coalition forces, said a spokesman for the embassy who asked that his name not be used.

On 21 February 1914, the ambassadors of the Great Powers delivered a note to the Greek government asking for the Greek army's evacuation of the area.

He met her when delivering a note to her & he was impressed, but found the other girls vacant.

Mohamed Alanssi, 52, approached the northwest guardhouse on Pennsylvania Avenue about 2 05 p.m. and asked the security detail to deliver a note to President Bush.

Cary, in a phone interview, said Saturday that he had gone to the rally because he wanted to hand-deliver a note to the Republican presidential nominee.

On the night of June 14 , 1949 a young woman gave an enormous tip — $5 — to a bellhop at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago to deliver a note to another guest, Eddie Waitkus, the first baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies, who were in town to play the Cubs.

Back before everyone had cell phones, the thrill of covertly delivering a note to your BFF during class, without the teacher seeing, was just as exciting as reading the message inside.

One to three in-game days later, a courier will deliver a note to you.