Sentence examples for official emissary from inspiring English sources

The tape revealed the kidnapper's only request: that an official emissary be chosen to visit him and convey his demands.

And Representative Roy Blunt of Missouri, the No. 2 House Republican, was tapped to serve as an official emissary to the negotiations.

But in 1996 Mr. Veerappan told his version of the story to Mr. Gopal -- now the official emissary -- in nine hours of videotape whose dialogue has been transcribed and published in Tamil.

An official emissary of the two states, a magazine editor, R. R. Gopal, was venturing back today into the immense forest, alive with elephants, tigers and cobras, that is the habitat of the hard-eyed outlaw with the handlebar mustache.

BECAUSE Jane Alexander, once the country's official emissary of the arts, is playing Lyubov Andreyevna Ranevskaya, owner of the classically imperiled estate of all time, it is all too obvious to interpret a role in a play as a metaphor for an actress's life in politics.

One by one, the grandmothers, stockbrokers and students rose excitedly before this official emissary to describe the largely improvised political activities that have helped make Dr. Dean feel like the only candidate in town: leafleting, composing songs, holding parties, donating to the campaign in lieu of holiday gifts.

In legal terms, properties bought by foreign governments through their official emissaries amount to a small, unassailable slice of the visiting country inside that of the host.

Get your national self (or your official emissaries) out there and involved!

$36. Henry Kissinger was not only the first official American emissary to Communist China, he persisted in his brokerage with more than 50 trips over four decades, spanning the careers of seven leaders on each side.

Since the new Asia-Pacific strategy was officially announced in January, the Pentagon has sent top officials as emissaries, the most recent being Ashton B. Carter, the deputy defense secretary, who had a 10-day swing through the region.

At a gala dinner afterward, Lang sat at a huge table with Party officials, visiting emissaries, and local bazillionaires, along with Deng Xiaoping's daughter, Mao's translator, Zhou Enlai's niece, and other satellites of the Beijing élite.