Sentence examples for message that gets from inspiring English sources

Sydney is "the big heart of Australia's creative economy," Scully said, a message that "gets missed" in the postcard version of the city, with its emphasis on sun, sand and surf.

It's a message that gets a little lost in translation, sometimes, when worn in a pickup joint on the Fulham Road, but it is still there, somewhere, as the origin story of the after-dark sunglasses wearer.

"There needs to be a message that gets sent out that these crimes are not to be tolerated," said Carol, an aunt of one of the boys who reported being abused.

The voice now gives you the option of sending a canned e-mail message back to the sender (either "I am in transit and will respond shortly" or "Call me if it is important") or recording a 15-second MP3 audio message that gets sent to your correspondent as an e-mail attachment.

So it's either add a texting plan or pay for every text message that gets sent to me.

KITTY stands for Key Innovation That Talks To You and "has the added feature of being able to record a message that gets amplified as soon as the unit is put into locate mode" as well as make other random noises.

So there's one message that got through.

"The message that got out, and they say by mistake -- and sometimes, if you read Freud, that can be the most powerful message -- the message that got out by mistake is 'Let's say yes to drugs,' " Mr. Giuliani said.

So a few days ago, Reed Hastings, Netflix's chief executive, sent Netflix members an e-mail message that got off to a good start.

It's a message that got through clearly to Michelle and Allan, who say that Zane's behaviour has improved by 80% since summer school.

The department seems to be sending a message that getting injured while risking your life protecting New Yorkers may result in a transfer, embarrassment or other penalty.