Sentence examples for ferrying messages from inspiring English sources

Deployed to Hungary, Granville spent the first part of her war ferrying messages and people in and out of Poland.

There were so few working phones that it was said that half the cars on the streets were ferrying messages from one office to the next.

As the net tightens around Mud, Ellis also becomes a go-between, ferrying messages to Juniper as she takes shelter in a motel.

An F.B.I. document obtained by The New York Times says that in 2003, a mobster in the Bronx was overheard on a wiretap telling friends that Mr. Mangone was ferrying messages between a Genovese crime family boss and criminal associates.

NEW YORK — In his last month as head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei finds himself at the explosive crux of the world's nuclear politics, ferrying messages between the Obama administration and Tehran.

When she ferried messages, she'd carry a cyanide tablet between her teeth and gums.

He has ferried messages between Chinese and South Korean trade missions and met Fidel Castro at the Palace of Justice in Havana.

There were whispers that Morgan, who had moved with Rodríguez into a house in Havana, was being ferried messages from a priest acting in the interest not of God but of Rafael Trujillo.

Over eight months, the officials ferried messages back to Mr. Vajpayee and General Musharraf, who came to see a possibly unique opening to end a half-century of enmity.

When there were raids by Iraqi security forces, her cell was responsible for safely ferrying important messages and documents.

It was a high honor for Scientologists to serve beside Hubbard, even if it meant performing such dreary tasks as ironing his clothes or ferrying his messages.