Sentence examples for email declaring from inspiring English sources

Doug Watts, Carson's communications director, told MSNBC that $300,000 were poured into his campaign after he sent out an email declaring "I will not back down" after his inflammatory remarks stating he would not back a Muslim president.

A statement appeared on the military's website and was circulated by email declaring it had taken control to restore democracy, feeding into the fears of government officials who worried the military chain of command had endorsed the takeover.

The email declared: "You do not spare our weak, elderly, women or children so we will NOT spare yours!

As shadow cabinet members left the meeting they discovered on Twitter that Corbyn was to email party members declaring his opposition to military action.

And though I'd read about people declaring email bankruptcy when their inbox was overflowing – deleting everything and starting over from scratch – I was positive there were gems somewhere in that junk and I couldn't bear to lose them.

Add collaboration to your inboxes and avoid declaring email bankruptcy.

Some set up an auto-reply declaring email bankruptcy, some do their best to train (when they can) their messaging system to prioritize and most of us just ignore everything but the most pressing stuff.

Dercon emailed to declare himself "flattered... but my mind is at and with Tate".

She said she had read all the emails and declared: "How dare the world's media fall into the trap set by contrarians without reading the whole set".

Elizabeth May, veteran head of the Canadian Green party, claims to have read all the emails and declared: "How dare the world's media fall into the trap set by ­contrarian propagandists without reading the whole set?" If those journalists had read even a few words beyond the soundbites, they would have realised that they were often being fed lies.

From a short note that the FBI would look at more emails, Mr. Trump declared this was an event "bigger than Watergate" and Republican politicians warned of a "constitutional crisis".