Sentence examples for letters declaring that from inspiring English sources

When 4,000 residents in Anglesey received official letters declaring that a lord of the manor had served a "unilateral notice" against their homes to secure mineral rights beneath their feet, their response was unsurprisingly one of alarm.

Their bumpers are usually adorned with foot-high letters declaring that the driver has put his trust in God, which is just as well given the state of the roads and some of the overtaking that lorry drivers do.Brazil has the world's third-largest road network, but only 12% of it is covered in asphalt.

In the classic tones of conspiracy, the letter declared that "the entire democratic world is under the monetary and political control of international Judaism, which high-profile bankers are openly proud of".

The letter declared that "for courage and ability I cannot too strongly recommend him".

One day in 1988, the family received a government letter declaring that a railroad was going to be built through the neighborhood.

Andrew Mason began his company's S-1 with a letter declaring that "Life is too short to be a boring company".

He was one of fifty senior Republican national-security officials who recently signed a letter declaring that Trump "would be the most reckless President in American history".

His top adviser, Arvind Kejriwal, published a public letter, declaring that the movement was at a crossroads and needed public guidance, a sentiment shared by many others who had been uncomfortable with the shift toward more overt politicking.

The Justice Department, in a June 10 letter declaring that it "strongly opposed" lifting the restrictions, noted that APCP is classified as an explosive and is so powerful that it is used in the boosters for space shuttles.

Over 200 campaigners last year signed an open letter, declaring that they had procured the tablets for themselves or other women, and that they were all willing to be arrested.

On Tuesday, John D. Podesta, the White House chief of staff, wrote a letter declaring that unless the amendment barring the Corps of Engineers from revising its management of the Missouri was dropped or substantially modified, "the president will veto this bill".