Sentence examples for take a message from from inspiring English sources

"I would take a message from some editor to a reporter at the bar," he said.

I'm just going along telling a story and if readers happen to be listening or want to take a message from it, great.

A chubby, teen-aged black girl just 15 years old is magically summoned to a powerful woman's presence and given a task: she must take a message from the Upper East Side and walk all the way down to Wall Street to a certain location.

As clinicians we require robust data that we can then apply to our daily practice, and it is difficult to take a message from this study that supports any such change.

"Then that night one of the Marine runners was taking a message from the colonel somewhere, and they hollered 'Halt!' and I guess he didn't hear them.

They supplied me with advice, birthday congratulations after they took a message from home, and a tiny, antiquated 220-volt hair dryer.

He claimed that in 1963 he took a message from Jimmy Hoffa to Trafficante and Marcello, asking that President John Kennedy be killed and that after the assassination he and Trafficante drank a toast.

I mean how is it possible not to take a message of blame from all this? A. Parents should not blame themselves because we simply didn't know.

"I said I had had enough and I took a message to him from Karzai, too".

Then, on Tuesday, the day before Operation Croissant was to take place, a message from the Homicide and Major Crime unit of London's Metropolitan Police arrived in her inbox.

I'd take a phone message from her friend Rick Linville and tell her he'd called and then wait for her to call back.