Sentence examples for modern envoy from inspiring English sources
Another option is GMC's somewhat smaller, but much more modern, Envoy.
"Stop your continuous attempts to control its new envoy".
Between the road shows and house calls in which they now deal as erstwhile equals with envoys of the world's democracies, modern thugs enjoy advertising their sit-downs with each other.
Alexander Hamilton provides the following account from Siam: The journal of John Crawfurd records another method of execution by elephant in the kingdom of Cochinchina (modern south Vietnam), where he served as a British envoy in 1821.
The government's modern slavery bill is a "lost opportunity," the home secretary's former special envoy for human trafficking has warned.
Holbrooke, who died in 2010 while serving as President Obama's special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, was one of the most accomplished diplomats in modern American history.
The new emperor sent envoys to Sviatoslav, proposing negotiations.
The reserved era from which Wright and my grandmother were envoys is, ironically, the same one John Lang thinks of as too connected, too modern.
The Quartet's envoy for peace in the Middle East is Tony Blair, architect of the most disastrous war in modern times and an enthusiast for bombing Iran.
He was mostly successful, but he had to accept the friendly help of papal envoys to obtain in 1459 a provisional recognition by the Catholic and predominantly German city of Breslau (modern Wrocław, Poland) in Silesia.
The envoy strategy works.
