Sentence examples for putting out a message from inspiring English sources

Some educators and physicians said they worried that putting out a message that withdrawal is effective would just give teenagers encouragement to have unprotected sex.

After his release, he created an English-language Web site, blog and Facebook page that drew tens of thousands of visitors, putting out a message that grew steadily more approving of anti-Western violence.

He added: "We have to keep putting out a message, and we need to call on everybody to speak out about the fact that we run elections and we run them well here.

"When you're putting out a message that public assistance is bad and you should stay away, it's hard to reconcile that with a message that health insurance is good and you should come," said David Sandman, a program officer at the Commonwealth Fund, a private philanthropic organization in New York.

Organizers and artists say that the ad takeover project is putting out a message that corporate controlled media seems to be quelling: keep fighting, keep speaking up, persevere.

I ran over and grabbed one of the wardens to help me search for my date, worried that maybe she'd been captured by a stray lion, but just as the warden was putting out a message over the zoo tannoy, she returned.

"But generally before we put out a message, we talk about what it will be first.

Coritiba, holders of the world record for consecutive wins, quickly put out a message.

"The Tate has put out a message that it's somewhere exciting and accessible.

Imams at both Sunni and Shiite mosques put out a message that Falluja residents needed blood fast.

After she had her ribs taped up, DeGraff put out a message to all medical personnel in the Haitian mission, inquiring about patients expressing similar symptoms.