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relay

[ree-ley] / riˈleɪ /


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The couple’s two children are usually game for leftovers, too, and Schlesinger isn’t shy about relaying how much effort goes into making them appetizing.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pair pick out four key elements of Cayer's philosophy: instilling discipline, "black and white" communication, settling them mentally in new situations and providing astute video analysis to be relayed through their coaches.

From BBC

New International Olympic Committee chief Kirsty Coventry fought back tears on Wednesday as she urged nations to come together in the 2026 Winter Games, as the torch relay set off from ancient Olympia in Greece.

From Barron's

The 999 BSL app, which connects users with an interpreter to relay emergency calls, repeatedly cut out when she tried to use it, she said.

From BBC

“Out of Plain Sight” doesn’t need to be earthshaking filmmaking to relay a valuable ongoing story about a hidden nightmare for all of us.

From Los Angeles Times