Sentence examples for vital message from inspiring English sources
It's a harsh but vital message.
The president has less than five months to find a way to make a vital message sink in.
There are two red phones for sending out the vital message and one gold phone for receiving it.
Yet how, when celebrity advocacy has become realpolitik, can Gore's vital message avoid being compromised in this way?
He donated the majority of his literary efforts and profits later in his life to this campaign, beginning with The New Revelation (1918) and The Vital Message (1919).
Blackburn Rovers 1 Middlesbrough 2 Celebrity match has serious purpose and a vital message to convey, say ex-Blackpool striker and screen star Tamer Hassan.
Their vital messages saved the lives of thousands in WWI and WW2.
If theatre is about transmitting vital messages, then productions like Playing God or Graeae's Blasted are surely leading the way in shattering old boundaries.
On the Western Front, where things were often quiet due to the vulnerability of telegraph cables and human runners, pigeons were used to carry vital messages to and from the battle lines.
Cairncross smuggled many decrypted German communiqués to the Soviets, including vital messages on army movements on the Eastern Front that helped the Red Army to prepare for the Germans' huge tank offensive at the Battle of Kursk (July August 1943).
Like most Israeli ambassadors before him, Mr. Oren does not make policy, negotiate or carry vital messages between the two sides — the last a superfluous job when the traffic between the two administrations remains so intense.
