Sentence examples for in errand from inspiring English sources

Ms. Vishneva and Ms. Sheu both star in "Errand Into the Maze"; Ms. Sheu will dance in "Chronicle".

But in "Errand," Elizabeth Auclair, battling fear, especially sexual fear, has improved impressively since last year, giving a more complete and strongly danced portrayal as the heroine.

In "Errand Into the Maze," from 1947, Graham loosely retells the myth of Theseus and the Minotaur from the perspective of Ariadne.

In "Errand" (1947), the woman is Ariadne and Theseus rolled into one, throwing off a bull-like man who evokes both the Minotaur and an abstract creature of fear.

These are the Chathams' last days together — the family finds shelter at a refugee camp where Robert's mother goes mad and his father, in desperation, sends him to work as a live-in errand boy at a brothel.

The teens, Sara and Simon are needy in errand-y ways.

Before and after the time at the office, we squeeze in errands or other supposedly fun things such as workouts, family activities, parties and occasionally even actual friends we want to catch up with.

Include your child in errands.

The Mega City Vehicle is imagined not simply as an in-city errand hauler, but as a commuter car.

The boardroom scene in "The Errand Boy," in which he takes charge of an imaginary meeting in rhythm with Count Basie's "Blues in Hoss' Flat," underscores the musicality in his movements.

I'm reminded of a similar industry crisis, in the fifties and early sixties, when television cut deeply into American movie-going habits; Jerry Lewis spoofed movie executives' defensive pose in "The Errand Boy".