Sentence examples for is giving a message from inspiring English sources

"He is giving a message both to India and the U.S".

As a baby cried in the background -- he and his wife, Debbie, have nine children -- he said: "I know this sounds cornball, but I think our good hard-core American values, as American as apple pie -- that is giving a message.

you must wait for the while it's one action that cause problem when user clicks instantly while it is giving a message for wait because it is in working mood and busy at that time.

In response to a question about the decision he said the panel were giving a message to the European public, urging them "to secure what they have achieved on this continent" - the panel essentially giving a public and vocal thumbs up and support for the European Union at a critical moment in its history.

"People who are well-groomed are giving a message of being capable and having it 'together', whether or not that's true," Becker-Phelps writes.

Blaxland writes that the liaison officer was "given a message to pass to Asio's interim director general, [Frank ] Mahony.

"The C.E.O. is certainly being given a message," said Kent Hughes, managing director at the proxy advisory firm Egan-Jones Ratings Company.

Later, when friends asked him about the meeting, he said only that he had been given a message to deliver to his father.

Jonsdottir said in a Twitter message: "I think I am being given a message, almost like someone breathing in a phone".

In other words, if you lose more than an experimental dollar at a table on the street, you have been given a message: You should not be here.

It is imperative that Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups not be given a message that they can dictate the outcome of an election by sowing seeds of fear with acts of terrorism on innocent people.