Sentence examples for who has communicated from inspiring English sources

The news coincided with other developments that further dimmed the outlook for Colonel Qaddafi, who has communicated infrequently since taking refuge and whose whereabouts remain a mystery.

"I think there will be a lot of clarity coming out of the meeting on Thursday," said one person aligned with the players, who has communicated with both league and union officials this week.

The racy online conversations that have jeopardized Anthony D. Weiner's campaign for mayor of New York began with an angry Facebook message, according to the editor of a blog who has communicated with the woman involved.

But according to the one man in Castelvetrano who has communicated with him in the last decade and is prepared to talk about it, Messina Denaro is a man in search of affection.

The Ramoche monks intended to protest the rough treatment of monks who had marched earlier in the week, according to a Tibetan rights advocate in the United States who has communicated with people in Lhasa.

According to Pentagon officials and one former hacker who has communicated with Private Manning, he appears to have taken compact discs that can accept text, video and other data files into an intelligence center in the desert of eastern Iraq to copy and remove the classified information.

On Thursday, Jan . 17 some of the militants, who had communicated that they were protesting the French military intervention in Mali, gathered hostages laden with explosives in five vehicles.

Monáe's personae draw on artists, from Bessie Smith to Freddie Mercury, who have communicated through metaphor, for self-protection, and through camp, for glamour.

And there were prospective jurors who said they did not think they could be fair in considering charges against a man who had communicated with others about abducting or eating women, whether in earnest or as part of a fantasy.

The loosely knit faction of dissenting Augusta National members could be characterized as an outer circle who live and work outside Georgia and who have communicated with one another as the dispute has escalated.

The two men who the police now say are the snipers, who had communicated by phone and letter with declarations like "Call me God," were discovered asleep at the wheel, literally.