Sentence examples for mail briefed from inspiring English sources

Terry tried out some pink trunks, and Toni alternated between bikinis that would have caused her to be lashed or decapitated had she been outside the precincts of the resort, as well as a garment that the Daily Mail – briefed about her briefs by whichever designer tied the skimpy threads together – described as "a one-piece consisting of a split-front tie halter top and string thong".

For example, we might try to keep work e-mails brief, taking inspiration from Twitter's 140-character limit.

Perhaps you could publish a series of nudes, or release them over time, sending out a daily image as part of your morning e-mail briefing.

Using self-and interviewer-administered questionnaires at in-person exams, telephone contacts and monthly mailed brief surveys, we collected data on numerous risk factors, including intrauterine exposures.

Misguided and foolhardy, two weeks ago the Tory spinners briefed the Mail and the Telegraph of their intention to "target Burnham".

The Tories emphatically deny having briefed the Mail on Sunday that Quick's wife ran a wedding chauffeur car business which sparked his outburst.

In October, Dr. Stavridou traveled to Darpa headquarters in Virginia and -- after a teleconference from there that was to have included Mr. Blaze, Mr. Rotenberg and Mr. Vatis was canceled -- later told the panelists by e-mail that she had briefed several Darpa officials on her own about the group's discussions.

As if Speedogate, as some bloggers took to calling the incident, weren't bizarre enough, on September 10th Stafford Smith received an e-mail titled "Briefs for Briefs".

The Daily Mail was even briefer in its headline "Oxford housewife wins Nobel".

But, unknown to Davey, the damage had been done as Hayes had briefed the Daily Mail ahead of the conference.

Then the Tories' communications chief allegedly briefed the Daily Mail and the Sun, but no other papers.