How To Use Courier In A Sentence
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The entrepreneur of eye avant-courier has been her lock surely in eye shot.
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Two seemingly harmless and careless shoeblacks turn out to be gloomy crooks with a dirty plan to rob a bank courier.
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The Courier operates from batteries and therefore is very easy to install.
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When fighting out an epic duel with Courier in the Australian Open a few years ago Sampras appeared on the verge of collapse from cramp.
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Then they can take it up with the courier company.
The Sun
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Women as perpetrators include nearly 200 women tried as spies, smugglers, couriers, and saboteurs conducting such activity as cutting telegraph wire.
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He claims he met John's courier in a Shrewsbury alehouse, that the man paid him to deliver John's message.
HERE BE DRAGONS
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It means Jim Courier retains the pole position he's held for all but 12 weeks of 1992.
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An inbound courier flashed past them, galloping horse lathered and blowing.
THE CURSE OF CHALION
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Additional stories tell how others put their lives on the line as spies, soldiers, and couriers.
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Amtrak police and the U. S. Customs Service have also employed the tactic to spot drug couriers.
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The gang hid the drug in computer hard drives and used unsuspecting online couriers to send packages to the UK.
Times, Sunday Times
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The tour manager's role is a cross between hostess and courier.
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Shanghai day cash on delivery, national courier home delivery.
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Urgent deliveries of medicine may be sent by motorcycle courier.
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Demiris had demanded a number of things: access to telephones, telex machines and a courier service.
A KNIFE BETWEEN THE RIBS
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The tour manager's role is a cross between hostess and courier.
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This courier service could be most economically operated if both pollen and egg were placed close together on the plant.
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Lichfield council got the demand to him via a friend of the family near Lagos and a courier.
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BRITAIN'S biggest courier firm has come under fire for bungling its delivery of Tower of London poppies.
The Sun
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They were then sent out via private courier or by the normal postal service.
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When Gregory is shot down over France, Charlotte becomes an undercover courier whose desire to fight with the French Resistance is driven primarily by the hope of finding her new lover.
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Mr Bunyan said there was enormous scope to rationalise courier companies which deliver to people in rural communities.
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The package was delivered to the factory by a courier company on Wednesday.
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The message would then continue to each major city or town by regular courier until it reached its destination, a very slow and laborious process.
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Hanson of the _Courier_, who sent the rumour round, "_La reine est morte, vive la reine_.
The Divine Fire
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All the luggage that we know of has been couriered back to each of the passengers or they have come in and picked it up.
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Agents said the women chosen as couriers mainly were in their 20s with middle-class appearances.
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Also included were employees who had atypical or nontraditional jobs, such as glassware washers, computer programmers, and couriers.
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Those items were all left at the table by a motorcycle courier from Switzerland when he disappeared in the middle of an international eating marathon.
Times, Sunday Times
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We had to call them five times before they finally pulled their finger out and couriered the stuff over here.
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Police arrested a drug courier in London after attaching a covert listening device to his vehicle in Yorkshire and monitoring his conversations, a court heard.
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Demiris had demanded a number of things: access to telephones, telex machines and a courier service.
A KNIFE BETWEEN THE RIBS
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This story of a genetically engineered galactic courier is like comfort food to me.
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He grunted as Meyer took the two photos from the envelope delivered by secret courier.
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Meanwhile there was a strike at food delivery business Deliveroo last year when it tried to move its couriers from hourly wages.
Times, Sunday Times
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A: Air couriers act as delivery persons for packages too urgent or sensitive to fly as general cargo.
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The assignment editor sends a courier to take a field producer to the scene and to return with tape to be edited.
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The couriers despatched from the walls, where Cyrus enters, shall
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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The courier and the young banker carried loaded revolvers, and Muscari (with much boyish gratification) buckled on a kind of cutlass under his black cloak.
The Wisdom of Father Brown
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Agents said the women chosen as couriers mainly were in their 20s with middle-class appearances.
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The courier was arrested when his luggage was searched after being retrieved from a conveyer belt.
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She worked as a guide, courier, warrior and peacemaker for the next 25 years.
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I am inundated every day with hefty, couriered packages telling me about the new Disney release or the next big thing out on EMI.
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He plays a 21 st-century courier, who can download computer information directly into his brain, on the run from a variety of nasties intent on pulling his plug.
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Schwarz had an agent who would serve as the key intermediary for this operation: Trillium, the flower code for a reputed Zionist named Andor Gross, alias Andre György, a chatty and somewhat disreputable intriguer who over the years had been a freelance courier for both the Allied and Axis intelligence services in Istanbul.
Wild Bill Donovan
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Courier too kind to Green, city over Connolly elev ...
Super Librarian, the comic, available today
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Dozens of copies of the paper were sent via TNT, the courier, to arrive in time for a splendiferous dinner and prize-giving.
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Without the special licence couriers are restricted to delivering packets over 350g and costing more than 1 to post.
Times, Sunday Times
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Martin works in Buenos Aires as a courier for a crime outfit, transporting counterfeit money.
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Arrive at the airport on time to meet a courier service representative.
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Olafsson Qing (a courier from the Confederation of Central Worlds)
April 14th, 2008
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Straight to your house using insured couriers.
Times, Sunday Times
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A colleague came over to the group of desks where I sit bearing a package in a courier company's bag.
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A: Air couriers act as delivery persons for packages too urgent or sensitive to fly as general cargo.
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Until recently, delivery to the mainland was at times unreliable but a new courier service is in place and next day delivery is guaranteed.
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They say the service is impartial and free, and they will send a courier around with some forms to sign.
Times, Sunday Times
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The courier posted up a list of ski run , which is open.
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The court this week ruled that a courier company was liable for injuries its bicycle courier inflicted on a pedestrian, because the courier was an employee rather than an independent contractor.
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Meanwhile there was a strike at food delivery business Deliveroo last year when it tried to move its couriers from hourly wages.
Times, Sunday Times
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Couriers ride the trikes with attached trailers, the strongest of which can take a quarter of a ton in weight, from our Walmgate offices with the latest copies of the newspaper and ferry them to various destinations.
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The coach was a kind of commodious wagonette, invented by the modernist talent of the courier, who dominated the expedition with his scientific activity and breezy wit.
The Complete Father Brown
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Written references should always be marked private personal and confidential and should be sent in a sealed envelope by post or courier.
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The only problem I've found is the courier service they use - who are fond of leaving packages on your doorstep when nobody is home.
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The bomb squad and hazardous materials unit were called in to investigate a package posted from overseas and couriered to a local businessman.
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Meanwhile there was a strike at food delivery business Deliveroo last year when it tried to move its couriers from hourly wages.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most of what he acquired was microfilm brought out of Poland to the West by underground couriers.
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If you are apply by mail, please enclose a next day courier envelope (Federal Express, DHL, Airborne, etc.) including a self-addressed airbill with your account number, requesting that the charges be billed to you and filled out completely.
Oh, no, not more FM3 Info--Yes, and it's current (in KC anyway)
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This must be done today, not tomorrow when the courier service would deliver.
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The court heard that Nielsen travelled to Mexico to buy a fatal dose of the veterinary anaesthetic sedalphorte, also known as Nembutal, which is not available in Australia, the Brisbane Courier-Mail reported.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph
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During the 1st century ad a special courier service with swift horses was set up to bring fresh lychees from Canton north to the imperial court.
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The font was serifed (similar to courier new) so it looked like D was the only letter (plus the D was in caps).
Lowercase L
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They are not obliged to take your custom and very few courier firms accept letters.
Times, Sunday Times
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And so she proved, in small things at first, as translator, courier, embassy bricoleur - what you call jack-of-all-trades - and later as secret agent in the field ... and you know what that means.
Watershed
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A motorcycle-riding courier is tasked with transporting fetal stem cell cultures to Sacremento in Elizabeth Bear's "And the Deep Blue Sea".
REVIEW: Wastelands: Stories of the Apocalypse edited by John Joseph Adams
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They say the service is impartial and free, and they will send a courier around with some forms to sign.
Times, Sunday Times
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Two such figures alighting at the inn gate did not pass through the yard unnoticed and unadmired by the guests and attendants, some of whom fairly took to their heels, on the supposition that these outlandish creatures were the avant-couriers or heralds of a French invasion.
The Life and Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves
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If by script font you mean the font used in screenwriting, that is most definitely NOT Courier ... thats -2 Classy for you.
The Curious Case of The Missing Benjamin Button Poster Art | /Film
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They forged documents, collected arms, and were couriers to the Warsaw underground.
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She said she would immediately courier me an audio cassette which would help me immensely.
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I had the documents couriered over as quickly as I could.
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Dealers are selling heroin and crack using anonymous mobile numbers and couriers.
The Sun
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Detectives believe he was on his way to a courier service company to ship several headphones to England.
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There was a courier service that would bike round bags of it with little flags of the country it came from on the sachet.
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Sticking to our roadway analogy, long-haul trucking may be more sensitive to throughput, while a courier service may be more demanding on latency.
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A courier was dispatched to collect the documents.
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Every coach will have a courier and it will be the best-managed coach operation ever.
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RETURNS You can send items via courier for 3.99.
The Sun
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Our couriers are trained to administer this policy.
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But his wife and friend refused to take part in applying to private interests the money taken by armed force from the Receiver's offices and the couriers and post-carriages of the government, -- money taken, as they thought, justifiably by the rules of war to pay the regiments of 'refractories' and Chouans, and purchase the arms and ammunition with which to equip them.
The Brotherhood of Consolation
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Use a courier and charge it to the department.
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They say the service is impartial and free, and they will send a courier around with some forms to sign.
Times, Sunday Times
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The cheques were delivered to the bank by a private courier firm.
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Each day a courier from Washington would bring to the New York office the latest current intelligence products for use by the President-elect and his staff.
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Hotel couriers or dragomen are walking encylopà ¦ dias.
The Secrets of the German War Office
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He has admitted to acting as a drug courier.
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Keller lives his life like a high-priced courier, hopping a plane ever few months to deliver his terrible package to some unsuspecting recipient.
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He'd be a real cycle courier if he didn't get lost so much.
Times, Sunday Times
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Advice to businesses includes postponing non-essential drop-offs or consolidating orders, stocking up on nonperishable items or using cycle couriers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Almost overnight the demand for our services plummeted as customers began faxing their documents rather than sending them by courier.
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Often, because of this, outsourcing plays some role in this process such as having a courier service transport backup tapes to a secure vault.
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There, too, we met a match for sighing Orlando, -- mirrored in the water; there, too, some diluted Jaques may have "moralized" the excursion for next day's "Courier," and some lout of a Touchstone (there are always such in picnics) passed the ices, made poor puns, and won more than his share of the smiles.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 73, November, 1863
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Mercury prepares to expand at the double WALLASEY-based same-day courier service Mercury Express has embarked on a national expansion.
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In the very beginning of 1953, a courier from the Udereiskii Regional
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Mr. Watts withdrew all the garrison and officials behind the bastioned walls of the fort, and fearing that an attack in force would be made upon him, despatched a kasid {courier} to Calcutta with an urgent request for reinforcements.
In Clive's Command A Story of the Fight for India
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Two trays of fresh, growing wheatgrass cost £16.50, including the essential overnight courier delivery charge (£8.50).
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The Post and Courier - metropolis SC newspaperBut in extremity cases, the discompose crapper be related with a information titled cubital delve syndrome.
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So I called the local UPS number I got off the website, and they agreed to send a courier to bring me an envelope and an airbill on Monday morning and to stay until I had wrapped the package and filled out the airbill in order to complete the pick-up.
Breakfast in Bed
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The title centers around Faith Connors, an illegal courier who becomes embroiled in Orwellian city politics.
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But in the Dead Run world, being a courier is deadly business.
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In the year before his death he dealt somewhat testily with the whole matter in an interview with a journalist on the Courier-Mail.
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They served as clerks and couriers, telephone and telegraph operators, code and cipher analysts, and spies behind enemy lines in Europe.
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Would the blood sample and the urine sample be split up or must they be couriered together?
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The Ryeville Courier reported that the county was "agog" over the ball to be given by the veterans of the Rye House porch.
The Comings of Cousin Ann
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The courier is an Effective Cyclist, all wind-burned smooth-running muscles clad in a paean to polymer technology: electric blue lycra and wasp yellow carbonate with a light speckling of anti collision LEDs and tight-packed air bags.
Boing Boing: June 12, 2005 - June 18, 2005 Archives
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In this country, they acted as coastguards, stretcher bearers and couriers.
Times, Sunday Times
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He said that in his company, employees would microfilm copies of outgoing international telegrams that would then be picked up by a government courier.
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The company said all couriers were allowed to take holidays and that the vast majority had regular cover.
Times, Sunday Times
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'This,' says the _Courier_, 'has been called a fratricidal war by some, by others an irrepressible conflict between freedom and slavery.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2, No 3, September, 1862 Devoted to Literature and National Policy.
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For though I may have been able to cheat it, in the end the comfort gained could well cauterize the wound of love, and limp the iron endurance required of a courier.
Mandala « A Fly in Amber
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Ordinarily, no adjournments are granted and there is provision for serving of notices by courier, fax, speed-post, etc.
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A fast and efficient service is the ‘thing’ in the courier business, said the company's sales manager.
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Because consume ideal avant-courier , also have a plenty of, would rather spends money on journey and Pan Yan, also do not wish to buy a house to oneself, bring a home on traditional sense.
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The reality is that couriers are throwaways for the upper echelon of illicit drug enterprises - their occasional capture and the loss of illicit cargo an expected overhead expense for those but rarely seen before these courts.
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‘A courier is a very low ranking member of the Underground,’ she said.
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Knowing H, he may just resort to a denial tactic where every courier, parcel delivery and / or mail system is “interdicted and attrited with extreme prejudice” purely to prevent delivery.
Cheeseburger Gothic » I dips me lid to Lord Bob of Nowhere.
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The test result indicated that there was cancer, and those results were faxed through to the doctor and they were also couriered through to him very shortly after.
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The specimen of only 150 millilitres was couriered to laboratories where several million stem cells were successfully extracted.
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The hotel's 24-hour business centre is on the lobby level and has photocopying, translation, fax, telex, computer word processing and courier services.
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Firstly, I would just like to say that I had these documents couriered to me yesterday as we were about to leave to come down here.
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Then later, when the schoolmaster would read from the Inverness Courier to one group after another at the post office and at the "smiddy" (it was only fear of the elder MacPherson, that kept the master from reading it aloud at the kirk door before the service) accounts of the "remarkable playing" of Cameron, the brilliant young "half-back" of the Academy in Edinburgh, the Glen settled down into an assured conviction that it had reached the pinnacle of vicarious glory, and that in all Scotland there was none to compare with their young "chieftain" as, quite ignoring the Captain, they loved to call him.
Corporal Cameron of the North West Mounted Police; a tale of the Macleod trail
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The centres are designed for mobile workers who need internet access or courier services or who wish to scan and print documents.
Times, Sunday Times
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The bottles were transported by a courier company and was destined for Durban via Johannesburg.
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Ross, 25, worked as a courier, driving a van around Scotland, before graduating to heavy vehicles this summer.
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The courier had change for a ￡10 note.
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The business centre has full secretarial and administrative services Internet access, photocopying, full colour laser printing, a facsimile service and couriers.
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It happed to be that the ‘dove’ was actually a courier, warning him that the feast was to begin in less than an hour.
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I was to be a mere link in a great chain of intelligence couriers.
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The 59-year-old runs a courier company.
The Sun
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Straight to your house using insured couriers.
Times, Sunday Times
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And courier firms, despite employing lots of people to drive unsociable hours through the night to fulfil next day deliveries, flatly refuse to deliver anywhere outside of 9-5.
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As well as shipping costs, check for hidden extras such as courier handling charges.
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‘The courier company still does the transport of the parcel, but we provide a value-added service to ensure that it gets at the right place at the right time’, he said.
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Seen in advance of all the other indications, the puffs of vapor they spouted, seemed their forerunning couriers and detached flying outriders.
Moby Dick; or the Whale
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The Charleston Courier says that the measles is sweeping through the army, and that over 3000 are ill.
The Civil War in America
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Lastly, we have the great Council of Trent, which is not received in France in matters of discipline; but its doctrine is indisputable, since, as Fra Paolo Sarpi tells us, the Holy Ghost arrived at Trent from Rome every week in the courier’s bag.
A Philosophical Dictionary
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There must have been an important reason to go to the time and expense of sending a courier from Manchester to France to deliver this package.
Times, Sunday Times
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In other news, the stupid courier company delivered my travel documents and flight tickets at 6.20 am this morning.
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I think as the editorial in The Courier Mail said on Saturday, there have been veiled suggestions of impropriety.
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He looks a bit like a courier, somewhat out of place in the opulent surroundings.
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Siglos bought the phone at a store in Zamboanga; the marines recorded its serial number, and then Siglos passed it along to the couriers who would take it into the jungle with the groceries Tilao had requested — also purchased with money from the CIA.
Jihadists in Paradise
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From wherever they lodged, the couriers raced in and out, carrying orders and relaying messages.
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Nay, we have seen numberless processions of healthy kine enter our native village unheralded save by the lusty shouts of drovers, while a wretched calf, cursed by stepdame Nature with two heads, was brought to us in a triumphal car, avant-couriered by
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 16, February, 1859
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Stamps were attached to the wrapper of the newspaper and couriers were hired to deliver Court to subscribers.
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The customers can then receive these goods through the mail, by parcel delivery, by courier and even via the milkman.
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These incur additional charges as they are delivered by courier.
Times, Sunday Times
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HF asks how much it costs to send an express delivery letter to Europe by private courier, thus avoiding the vagaries of the Thai postal system.
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From a bank's perspective, this courier service doesn't have assets that can easily collateralize a loan, such as trucks, real property, and inventory.
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By courier, winged messenger and hand-scroll, the spies among the renegades had informed Izates of their movements toward his walled capital.
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Most of the world's major courier companies have integrated their air courier and cargo services with distribution, logistics and warehousing management services.
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The court heard that a courier had been sent to serve the summons on the company, but it was found to be in liquidation and the documents had been returned unserved.
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David would fax me little sketches of his ideas and I would source fabrics to be couriered to him in New York.
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The fraudster then sends a courier to pick up the cards.
Times, Sunday Times
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The courier will depart next day , she's told . She sews a warrior's gown all night.
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We only had keypunches and everything was couriered to Langmuir.
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Vancouver Courier thanks to the Morning Brew headline wrier manages a bit of editorialising and stretches the truth a bit.
Business community rejects councillor’s ‘car-free’ plan « Stephen Rees’s blog
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Other models followed, including the Courier, the world's first single-engine monoplane with retractable undercarriage.
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The cheques were delivered to the bank by a private courier firm.
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I have no time to give you further details, as we have not yet entirely recovered from the confusion at the battle, and a courier is about leaving with despatches.
The Last Assault on Port Hudson
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We're losing too much money couriering needed data from your outskirt abode to our different offices.
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Its services are divided into several groups of which photo copying and a courier service are the most important.
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In his perambulations around the city he comes across as a sort of explorer and courier between one block of cultural information and the next.
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I immediately learnt that, a courier being come from Paris to Clermont, the 'procureur' of the commune had sent off messengers to the chief places of the canton; these again sent couriers to the districts, and the districts in like manner informed the villages and hamlets which they contained.
Court Memoirs of France Series — Complete
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They are not obliged to take your custom and very few courier firms accept letters.
Times, Sunday Times
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This does not necessarily mean that retailers should not use third-party couriers.
Times, Sunday Times
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I've sent her a large bouquet of flowers and couriered her some photos of her great-grandchildren both of which she was very happy to receive.
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Dealers are selling heroin and crack using anonymous mobile numbers and couriers.
The Sun
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They give students the option of appearing for model test papers either in the classroom (the tests will be held in these centres on Sunday), or couriering their answers to the centre.
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By courier, winged messenger and hand-scroll, the spies among the renegades had informed him of their movements toward his walled capital.
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Every day, companies such as yours, entrust their data tapes to couriers or service providers.
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This courier service could be most economically operated if both pollen and egg were placed close together on the plant.
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Earlier this month, an article in the Courier Post, citing anonymous sources, alleged that independent candidate Peter DeStefano, an unknown picture-framer who framed himself as a tea-party pick, was nothing more than a plant, handpicked by Adler operatives to siphon votes from Runyan.
Phillies Zone
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The old Post Office is about shagged and courier companies on an ever-increasing basis are sending even parcels.
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As you read this, a courier is cycling his way to the agreed location with the original documents.
Tuesday Trivia
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It is unclear how many federal cases involve so-called unwitting couriers.
Homepage CP Container
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The fun began in the South of France when I was a tour courier.
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The Sheffield courier also transports parcels worldwide by air, road or sea.
Times, Sunday Times
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Big businesses have mailrooms that deal with couriers and have franking machines.
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Alexander's girlfriend is a courier.
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Kings and Emperors traditionally corresponded by messenger - their emissaries and couriers have always been subject to special protection.
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“Ches” Washington of the Pittsburgh Courier opined in 1936, “with many debates developing as to which player is the ‘dizzier’ at times.”
Satch, Dizzy & Rapid Robert
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Yes, since you asked, we all got our daily enciphered marching orders from Koch Central (couriered, as usual, in a black envelope by a man who, according to official records, does not exist) a few months back.
Desperately Seeking Sarah
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If using a courier, please staple a copy of the air waybill to the ballot envelope prior to sealing the courier envelope.
Ballot still "in the mail"? Last Chance to Vote!
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The Courier project is in "incubation" - so a long way from going on sale - but there is speculation that a mid-2010 launch is still possible.
The First Post: Latest
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There's always an urgent e-mail to reply to and a letter to be couriered because it is to reach tomorrow (which a few years ago we would have planned ahead and written four days earlier).
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Kings and Emperors traditionally corresponded by messenger - their emissaries and couriers have always been subject to special protection.
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Women as perpetrators include nearly 200 women tried as spies, smugglers, couriers, and saboteurs conducting such activity as cutting telegraph wire.
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Mardar is a motorcycle courier, popular with the girls for his brooding good looks.
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We also plan to expand our Courier microcatheter lien and introduce enhancements to the ENZO deflectable catheter system.
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