Sentence examples for relayed word from inspiring English sources

The Boston FBI office relayed word to Washington headquarters on 19 July , 1969 after being notified by Dominic Arena, the police chief in Edgartown, Massachusetts.

The bullpen coach Tony Cloninger relayed word to Jeff Nelson, who picked up the phone to inform Stottlemyre and Torre in the Yankees' dugout.

Tehran has relayed word through intermediaries that it may move in turn to expel members of Al Qaeda that it says it has in custody.

Through Republican Con gressional leaders who visited the White House, the Presi dent relayed word today that he would sign the substitute bill nd the House then act ed.

And even if the school had gotten notice and relayed word of Mr. Hanjour's absence, the I.N.S. would probably not have considered finding him a high priority, immigration officials say.

When a 911 operator relayed word at 9 p.m. of a bomb threat, the pilot decided the Boeing 747, in line to take off, had been searched thoroughly already and took off anyway, Mr. Hicks said.

He listened to his radio headset and looked at Lance Corporal Tafoya, relaying word of the marines' movements.

Enemy spotters looked down from higher ridges, using hand-held radios to relay word of the American advance.

When the Americans send out a patrol, or launch a helicopter assault, spotters relay word up and down the valley.

A few hours later, after the negotiations have broken down and La Moneda is engulfed in flames, Carvajal relays word to Pinochet that Allende has just been found dead in his office.

Supporters of Mr. McCain said that Kenneth Duberstein, a former White House chief of staff under President Ronald Reagan, and Senator Charles Hagel of Nebraska were relaying word to Mr. Bush's allies that the governor had to take the initial step to heal the breach.