Sentence examples for messages to speak from inspiring English sources
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, chairman of the Pakistan People's Party, has not appeared at any major public gathering, instead using video messages to speak to his supporters.
It's no coincidence that it's someone from the state department who has gone off-message to speak out about this.
His desire for privacy – and for his message to speak through his work – was achieved by a small inner circle including his manager, Coco Schwab; archivist Jimmy King; Bowie's wife, Iman, and daughter, Lexi; and Visconti.
Simply put, the current Democratic Leadership is unable or unwilling to craft and deliver a cohesive policy agenda and translate that agenda into an emotionally resonant message to speak to the heart of America.
I am even more appalled that the United States Air Force Academy has invited someone with such a religiously divisive and sectarian message to speak at its upcoming National Prayer Luncheon, an event that should be inclusive of Airmen of all faiths.
Make sure you get the phone numbers of some of your classmates so that you're not left relying on email or instant messaging to speak to someone.
Troubled borrowers who attempt to contact their lenders often describe a nightmarish process where they become lost in a maze of recorded phone messages, failing to speak to a real person.
As apps like WhatsApp, Facebook and Viber gear up to let businesses use their messaging apps to speak with their customers, there is a parallel track of development happening outside those walled gardens.
If Netanyahu and Lieberman could not even agree in a timely manner on the messenger, how can they ever agree on a cohesive, positive message, not to speak of a constructive policy?
But the best way for me to get my message out is to speak directly to the people".
"The rise in the repossession queries experienced by Shelter Cymru shows that the message to consumers to speak to their lender and get independent debt advice about mortgage payment problems is getting through".
