Sentence examples for middleman between the from inspiring English sources

A captain is primarily an off-the-field middleman between the team and the manager, and at times the media.

For Mr. Smith, he was to act as a middleman between the undercover agent and the Republican chairmen.

The American notion of defense lawyers does not exist in Afghanistan, where defense lawyers traditionally played the role of middleman between the accused and the prosecutors and judge.

Bertram is extremely annoyed when, after a seven-minute near-death experience during a routine colonoscopy, he suddenly finds himself a middleman between the living and the dead.

Bizarrely enough, Trump's most recent tweet suggests that he served as the middleman between the anchors and the magazine, though he denies that he did ultimately intervene.

"Do you become the middleman between the gamblers and the administration -- Mr. Mier, Mr. Abreu, the mayor -- for the collection of monies?" asked Peter Willis, a lawyer for a former police sergeant, John Morrow, who was on trial.

Hence our obsession with lawyers, those middlemen between the powerless public and the glacial corporation.

The Nsenga served as middlemen between the Portuguese and such peoples as the Lamba farther north.

They serve as middlemen between the drug companies and the payers.

Employees at the two dealerships cited in the lawsuits described their roles as middlemen between the consumers and the lenders.

The scales are placed about by commissionaires, who act as middlemen between the manufacturers and druggists, etc.