Sentence examples for send an intermediary from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, Bouvier would send an intermediary.

Of course if God were to send an intermediary to talk to humanity, he would be likely to sing about buying "lots of clothes when we don't really need 'em", "pocket-like wallets" and relaying stories of how he once "sent this guy a picture of my d**k".

He later admitted he had sent an intermediary in Pakistan to obtain it.

The prime minister then sent an intermediary to Brooks to explain why contacts had to be brought to an abrupt halt after she resigned.

The graph shows an imbalance between the number of TREE messages related to the ACK messages which can be explained since, in scenarios with failures, when a process receives a TREE message from a faulty process (source or intermediary) it does not send an ACK message to the latter.

In a frenetic series of meetings, the White House devised a 48-hour plan to deter President Bashar al-Assad of Syria by using intermediaries like Russia and Iran to send a message that one official summarized as, "Are you crazy?" But when Mr. Obama emerged to issue the public version of the warning, he went further than many aides realized he would.

He added that in the 10 days since Tlass fled Syria the Assad regime has sent a series of intermediaries to try to lure him and his father, Mustafa Tlass, a former Syrian defence minister, back to Damascus.

So I sent word via an intermediary close to Cameron.

The company wouldn't grant interviews on this subject; it sent word through an intermediary — the festival's booker, Adam Shore — that the company "wanted the music to speak for itself".

Ferdinand sent Skanderbeg as an intermediary where Giovanni Orsini and Piccinino offered peace if paid 150,000 and 110,000 ducats respectively, something that Ferdinand refused.

Cameron also sent a message to Brooks via an intermediary explaining that he could not remain loyal to her publicly because opposition leader Ed Miliband "had him on the run" over his cosy relationship with top people in the Murdoch empire.