Sentence examples for shuttling messages from inspiring English sources

If he doesn't, then there is no need for shuttling messages".

The Germans fielded thirty thousand dogs in the First World War, and used them for everything from transporting medicine and wounded soldiers to shuttling messages between trenches.

Later, Netanyahu ordered him not to meet Jabari, and the two, who spent dozens of hours during the negotiations on opposite sides of the same wall, with the Egyptians shuttling messages between them, saw each other only in a corridor.

RNA molecules, long viewed as little more than couriers shuttling messages or amino acids around the cell, are turning out to be remarkably versatile.

I know people from Toyota and NHTSA (and more) read this blog and this is kind of a back-door way of giving your opinion directly to the participants; as if we're Switzerland or Finland that usually and officially secret third party in negotiations about, for instance, the Middle East and we're shuttling messages between the two main parties.

Instead, their staff members often shuttle messages between them and serve as conduits to debating issues, Bowen said.

Ms. Nearne, known as Didi, volunteered for work that was as dangerous as any that wartime Britain had to offer: operating a secret radio link from Paris that was used to organize weapons drops to the French resistance and to shuttle messages back and forth between controllers in London and the resistance.

Mike Lazaridis, founder and co-chief executive of R.I.M, said in an interview that allowing governments to monitor messages shuttling across the BlackBerry network could endanger the company's relationships with its customers, which include major companies and law enforcement agencies.

Now Facebook is making that move, shuttling all Other Inbox messages into the Message Request feature's hidden Filtered Requests folder.

A7 The American military jailers at Abu Ghraib prison, within days after Saddam Hussein's capture last December, received an important new batch of prisoners: bodyguards and others who tended to Mr. Hussein while on the run, passing messages and shuttling him to safe houses and secret meetings.

Professor Keshav said wireless operators realized there was enough spare capacity in a special control channel on voice networks to also shuttle short messages around.