Sentence examples for official courier from inspiring English sources
Travis may have sent him as an official courier, or he may have journeyed there on his own to warn the townspeople.
Nine days later, Lieutenant Colonel Peer de Silva, the official courier, and Schreiber collected another plutonium pit, which Schreiber carried in a magnesium case.
With his finances securing the maintenance of roads throughout Italy, Augustus also installed an official courier system of relay stations overseen by a military officer known as the praefectus vehiculorum.
He reformed the Roman system of taxation, developed networks of roads with an official courier system, established a standing army, established the Praetorian Guard, created official police and fire-fighting services for Rome, and rebuilt much of the city during his reign.
A mansio was built to provide lodging for official couriers travelling on Watling Street.
FAO shall have the right to use codes and to despatch and receive correspondence and other official communications by courier or in sealed bags, which shall have the same privileges and immunities as diplomatic couriers and bags.
"It didn't matter if it was a cabinet official or a courier, in this office Governor Carnahan always had a kind word," Mr. Nachtigal said.
To help the Sandy Hook students feel at home, most of the Sandy Hook furnishings that were not damaged in Adam Lanza's shooting rampage — including the furniture and the artwork on the walls — will be brought to the new buildings, formerly home to Chalk Hill Upper Elementary School, a Monroe official told the courier.
Through writing, he questioned these Chinese sailors on how far the nearest official road and courier route was.
The courier officials were eager to see the Koreans off, since a party of 43 was a somewhat large group for a courier station to provide sudden accommodations for.
The reason for the delay was due to courier officials' dutiful following of the handbook Bureaucratic System of the Ming Dynasty (Da Ming guanzhi), which was used to calculate through geomantic principles which days were auspicious to depart on and which days were not.
