Sentence examples for serving as a go-between from inspiring English sources

The county's relations with the debtholders are so frosty that a court-appointed receiver, John Young, has been serving as a go-between.

Such attorneys routinely keep large sums of money in a trust, often serving as a go-between for buyers and sellers.

Consuls from the French, German and Finnish embassies delivered 11 boxes of medicine, clothes and food today to a Muslim official who is serving as a go-between with the kidnappers.

Mr. Joy Way appeared on several videotapes captured from the former intelligence chief Vladimiro Montesinos showing him serving as a go-between for Mr. Montesinos and senior business leaders.

With Moonves serving as a go-between, Arum and Haymon agreed that Mayweather would get a bigger portion of the revenue, the random drug-testing program he had asked for, and the location he wanted, his adopted home arena at the MGM Grand.

The Chinese ambassador had instant entree to Mr. Tandja's whitewashed presidential palace, at all hours, people close to the former government said; Chinese executives dealt directly with the presidency, bypassing ministers; and Mr. Tandja's son Ousmane was firmly ensconced as his country's "commercial attaché" in China, serving as a go-between.

In the end Nishida did agree to write an essay, "Principles for a New World Order" (NKZ XII, 426 434; see Arisaka 1996), though his original text had to be edited and "simplified" by a sociologist serving as a go-between.

Consider recruiting an intermediary, trusted by both sides, to serve as a go-between focused on creating value.

Again, Mary served as a go-between, and her maidservants on earth, the anchoresses, followed in her footsteps.

Egypt's chief of intelligence, Omar Suleiman, is expected to serve as a go-between for Israel and Hamas.

She also serves as a go-between when tensions arise between the brothers, though she herself may also be a source of the trouble.