Sentence examples for in a courier from inspiring English sources

A mysterious mobile phone in a courier package, some menacing guys wearing sunglasses indoors and discovering an alternative realm of reality – just a standard day in the office for Keanu Reeves's Neo, then.

Her boots died (she had already lost most of her toenails) and she made "duct-tape bootees" out of a pair of sandals while waiting for fresh boots to arrive in the middle of nowhere in a courier's box.

And then it was a moment of intense unhappiness for Captain Gopinath, because he thought, "What is a career helicopter pilot doing in a courier company?

So, he said, "What kind of job?" He said, "I found a job as a Regional Manager in a courier company".

One boy was helped to get a job in a courier service and then a restaurant, two more were granted places at a special college to develop computer skills and the centre paid for another child to serve an apprenticeship with a hairdresser.

He worked as a builder in Beijing, a courier in Shanghai and an ice-cream wholesaler in Zhengzhou before returning to Gushi to be with his wife and two children.

As Dyche notes in his biography, McConnell tried to distinguish himself during Watergate by coming out for campaign finance reform in a Courier-Journal op-ed: "Many qualified and ethical persons are either totally priced out of the election marketplace or will not subject themselves to questionable, or downright illicit, practices that may accompany the current electoral process".

"We currently collect more than enough tax revenue to service our debt if we do that first". However, Palin suggested that Obama could face impeachment if he used the 14th Amendment to raise the debt ceiling without congressional approval — an option endorsed in a Courier-Journal op-ed by constitutional lawyer Brianne Gorod.

Also in 2012, a courier and his wife came to an unexpected checkpoint outside Aleppo.

Exporting the blood samples was more simple in terms of documentation (a Material Transfer Agreement from the College of Medicine), but met difficulty in organizing a courier who had the capacity to transfer biological samples.

The other half was to have been brought to Ruth Greenglass, Julius's sister-in-law, by a courier.