Sentence examples for heated letter from inspiring English sources

After sending a heated letter of protest to Admiral Gehman, Mr. O'Keefe removed both Mr. Roe and Ms. Ham from a management role in the investigation, though they continued to work with the board in a lesser capacity.

In a heated letter to the Senate Armed Services Committee last week, Mr. Panetta declared that over a decade the cuts would lead to "the smallest ground force since 1940, the smallest number of ships since 1915 and the smallest Air Force in its history".

Booker bristled at the depiction and in a heated letter to the magazine, called the Savior cliche "the most insulting part" (emphasis, his) of a brutal portrayal of Newark, Shadow Skyline of The Damned.

In a heated letter to the Evening Star, she said the reliefs were not meant to be historically accurate: "Of course, we knew all this, but we disregarded it because we wanted these panels to portray the most prominent men of the history of the country who were in the Senate during the 16 years that my husband was Senator".

Mr. Doran gets heated letters from patrons every week demanding a titling system, something the company has resisted.

And like other mayors -- heated letters from his corporation counsel notwithstanding -- he will not be towing the diplomats' cars, either.

He was an avid reader of local newspapers and even contributed heated letters defending his actions, denying his crimes and attacking perceived Republican abuses.

The piece is structured as an exchange of increasingly heated letters between the parent and the proprietor, who will not let the film out of his possession.

The funny thing is that just about a year ago you were writing me passionate letters on the necessity of a social nature in art and I was replying with even more heated letters on God knows what.

Several photographers -- including Michael Grecco, a California photographer known for his celebrity and feature photographs, and Burk Uzzle, who has worked for Newsweek since the 1960's, have written heated letters to Sarah Harbutt, Newsweek's director of photography -- submitting their effective resignations over the new rate.

Three senior Kraft executives, including Nick Bunker, president of its UK and Ireland division, will face a grilling from the cross-party committee on Tuesday; but its members were so irritated by the latest snub from Rosenfeld that they have exchanged a series of heated letters with the firm, and even discussed issuing her with a subpoena.