Sentence examples for mail accused from inspiring English sources

The Mail accused Harman of signing a document in favour of watering down child pornography legislation in 1978.

The Daily Mail accused him of being a troll, but he told the BBC he was trying to highlight "the danger of one dimensional narratives".

And, today, the Daily Mail accused the RSPCA of using personal data to work out how much money individuals can donate.

John Meehan, the editor of the Hull Daily Mail, accused the BBC of failing to strike the resource-sharing partnerships it had promised to help local media.

The Dutch-owned Whistl could not make delivery of letters to households work, even though Royal Mail accused it of cherry-picking the best routes in London, Manchester and Liverpool.

The Sun and Daily Mail accused the migrants of lying about their age and Lineker wrote in apparent response: "The treatment by some towards these young refugees is hideously racist and utterly heartless.

"The Mail accuses these men of killing.

The Mail accusing others of being moralistic?

Over the last couple of days, I've been getting mail accusing me of consorting with Nazis.

When Mr. Frasca's September 12 first went online, players sent hate mail accusing him of being soft on terrorists.

STEVE COLL: Okay thanks for all the good questions — a sophisticated and smart group today, even the ones whose hate mail accusing me of treason, etc.