Sentence examples for getting word from from inspiring English sources

And I was getting word from outside the hotel that the Canberra kids were not happy.

Some Vita-pre-ordering mofos are getting word from Amazon that their shiny new handheld will not, in fact, be arriving "this holiday season" (which implies November and early December), but may rather be shipping on the last day of the year, and arriving in early January.

After getting word from her son, Elias, on his mother's passing, I quietly reminisced on the 40 plus years that I knew her.

Back at Stanford, before Bloch-Horowitz could decide on whether to report what happened, the university began an investigation on her behalf after getting word from other students about her harassment.

Ryu was again alone and showing very nervous while Wang Hao looked strong and calm while getting words from his coach.

They would do nothing more, he said, until they got word from the United States justices.

Just got word from our heroic intern Paul Brunick, who asks: (just looking for a one word answer): Chaplin or Keaton?

It really helps me to get word from you, and from other people who care about me.

He was doing well, so I was shocked when I got word from the E.R. that my patient was dying.

I am inconsolable if I don't get word from you, my true, my one true friend!

When Annan got word from Yasir Arafat that Saddam might be willing to negotiate, he let it be known that he was on his way.