How To Use Go-between In A Sentence
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The mafioso is seduced – more irony – by his opponent's embodiment of British "fair play" and Makepiece becomes a naive confidante and go-between in the proposed trade-off with MI6.
Our Kind of Traitor by John le Carré
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That they used go-betweens, rather than resolve the dispute between themselves, is a telling commentary about the intensity of the wariness and abrasion that has become knitted into that tortuous relationship.
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It acts as a go-between for banks seeking anonymity when trading bonds, derivatives or equities.
Times, Sunday Times
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Goodwife also is fashionable go-between , her job is the inspiration that provides the life to European female, help them enjoy delicate life.
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A parent who decides that a child is ready to marry may contact agencies, go-betweens, relatives, and friends to find an appropriate mate.
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A UN representative will act as a go-between for leaders of the two countries.
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Google not only sells ads to accompany search results, but it is also becoming an online ad network, serving as the go-between for advertisers and site publishers across the Web.
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With one farmer acting as go-between, eventually you would hear the smack of spittle-wetted palms signifying a satisfactory result all round.
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Your uncle may be able to act as a go-between.
The Sun
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And yet, if you reintroduce the idea of absentmindedness, which acts as a go-between, you will see this profound comic element uniting with the most superficial type.
Laughter : an Essay on the Meaning of the Comic
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The report alleges that Senator Tom Coburn knew of the affair and acted as a go-between as Ensign and Doug Hampton negotiated the terms of the ... um ... "severance".
HUFFPOST HILL - We Hope You Don't Have An Aunt Named 'Judy'
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We had no go-between that they would trust, and no sureties we could offer them that this was not a plan to lure them in and destroy them.
THE GOLDEN FOOL: BOOK TWO OF THE TAWNY MAN
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Acting as the go-between, the broker would charge the young man 5,000 yuan to complete the deal.
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According to Schlumberger documents reviewed by the Journal, in 2002, Yemen's Petroleum Exploration and Production Authority, before signing off on the project, urged the company to hire a firm called Zonic Invest Ltd. as a go-between.
Oil-Field Giant in Bribery Probe
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Don't facilitate negotiations or act as a go-between for people who are willing to share power but who won't actually talk to each other.
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These two traders are wearing red badges, which means they are go-betweens who only take orders from the luxury-box people, communicating by means of hand signals.
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So as well as going for provisions, cleaning out the cowsheds and delivering milk, I acted as a go-between.
GYPSY MASALA
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This branding of young minds has become its own industry, with companies like the Field Trip Factory operating as go-betweens to link local schools with corporate chains.
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A trained facilitator may act as a go-between where the victim and offender do not meet.
Times, Sunday Times
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Marriages are often arranged by the families through the services of a matchmaker or go-between, and commence with a ritual celebration, or wedding.
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That God, as go-between for Jupiter, was often involved in the most hazardous enterprises, such as abducting Io, who was guarded by Argus of the hundred eyes; Mercury I say, was the God of concord, or eloquence, and of mystery.
Satyricon
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Progress was slow: each exchange involved a journey up barely passable mountain roads by a go-between carrying a memory stick.
Times, Sunday Times
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Were there too many go-betweens, emissaries, back channels?
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All this he said in the High, except for the word go-between: kynamolgos.
Wildfire
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At this present their go-between and confidante is a slave-girl who hath till now kept their counsel, but I fear lest haply anxiety get the better of her and she discover their secret to some one and the matter, being bruited abroad, might bring me to great grief and prove the cause of my ruin; for I have no excuse to offer my accusers.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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I do both psychoanalysis and family therapy and act as a go-between between the two camps.
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He acted as a go-between and successfully cooled the potentially damaging dispute.
The Sun
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One institution stands out as perfectly placed to act as go-between amid all these vested interests: CLS Bank, the industry utility that steps in after trades are executed, wherever that might be, and handles the dull but crucial task of ensuring all sides of currency deals get paid.
Necessary and neutral
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For all his managerial responsibilities, however, the go-between was only an intermediary.
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Essentially they act as a go-between and a meeting place for all sorts of people interested in where their city is going.
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The ambassador has offered to act as a go-between for the two countries involved in the conflict.
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Fees worth a further £13.5 million were paid to agents and go-betweens during the period.
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Those key players include representatives of peak industry and business groups, diplomats and influential negotiators and go-betweens on the trade talk circuit.
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Google not only sells ads to accompany search results, but it is also becoming an online ad network, serving as the go-between for advertisers and site publishers across the Web.
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For travelers who've been harmed, or just burned, beyond the reach of American courts, suing go-betweens like travel agents and tour operators is often the only remedy.
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He will act as a go-between to try and work out an agenda.
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Aghazal played the cithara and sang all the lovely longing thoughts Akantha dared not speak aloud, and Adalana, with her flute, was an impertinent skylark who served as a go-between.
Wildfire
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The ambassador has offered to act as a go-between for the two countries involved in the conflict.
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Ornatus sees his mistress asleep and in a kind of deshabille, employs a noble go-between, Adellena
The English Novel
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The incident came to light in July after an man who claimed to have brokered the first secret meeting came clean to a local news weekly on his role as a go-between for such contacts.
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She's acted as a go-between, in a very literal sense, between me in London and him in Toronto.
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If there is no chemical messenger to act as a go-between, the brain is powerless to alter the action of the immune system.
PLACEBO: The Belief Effect
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She will be a priceless go-between for Obama to Congress in the hard battles that he will continue to face to get his agenda passed.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson: Obama-Hillary Is the Winning Ticket in 2012
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This hybrid of history and travel writing explores the world of castaways, adventurers and indigenous go-betweens that lay behind Daniel Defoe's famous 18 th-century story Robinson Crusoe.
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They never act as go-betweens, spies, agents or bearers of false witness and cannot be bought, influenced, or obligated by the rich or powerful.
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The three women are, respectively, crotchety old lady, hothead cynic, and frustrated, overachieving go-between.
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The Go-Betweens reside in a strange hinterland full of candyfloss and loneliness that hovers between critical adoration and public ignorance.
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Progress was slow: each exchange involved a journey up barely passable mountain roads by a go-between carrying a memory stick.
Times, Sunday Times
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Icon is a go-between company, which promises to link householders to businesses that install solar panels and loft and cavity insulation.
Times, Sunday Times
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As a go-between of Gods and men, Hermes may be a _doublure_ of Apollo, but, as the Hymn shows, he aspired in vain to Apollo's oracular function.
The Homeric Hymns A New Prose Translation; and Essays, Literary and Mythological
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Agents and go-betweens are also marketing testimony from those who have come into contact with the teenagers while in custody.
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For the common man, it is still the broker who is generally preferred as a go-between for arranging matches.
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The go-between was acting on behalf of the original anonymous source.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mr Laird became the go-between in the negotiations that led to Ms deVere's redundancy package.
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In one council, for example, bosses have contacted the union through go-betweens and back-door communications.
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Despite the sombre contents of the tapes, the go-between who helped record the interviews said recently that people would be surprised at what a cheerful lady she ultimately was.
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It acts as a go-between for banks seeking anonymity when trading bonds, derivatives or equities.
Times, Sunday Times
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BBI ran undercover operations through a "cutout" - that is, a go-between - in Pennsylvania, and first ran surveillance, then infiltrated, Greenpeace affiliates at Lake Charles, Louisiana, where Condea Vista, a chemical firm now owned by Sasol, had caused a giant chemical spill.
The Guardian World News
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The three play different aspects of the Chevalier d'Éon, as well as two kings, a queen, doctors, narrators, a political go-between, a rival swordsman and a horse.
A Life in Multiple Roles: Lepage's Enigmatic Dance
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But she raised the stakes considerably this March with "The Law of Large Numbers," a 12-song set that weaves influences from Ray Davies to Kate Bush to the Go-Betweens and makes for the perfect salve in a year when countless heavily reverbed girl groups clanged onto year-end best-of lists.
Lost tracks: Emma Pollock, "The Law of Large Numbers"
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A medium suggests a go-between; automatist points to the involuntary side of the phenomenon; sensitive, to having a well-poised receptivity.
Experiencing the Next World Now
