Sentence examples for mail calling from inspiring English sources

He attacked the Daily Mail, calling it the "Daily Malicious".

"I got mail calling me everything but a good guy, and should be replaced".

Mr Burbank has been getting bags of hate mail calling him a "spic lover", "traitor" and worse.

We received an anonymous letter in the mail calling us names and telling us to move back to the reservation.

The newspaper proprietor Richard Desmond has stoked his feud with the editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail, calling Paul Dacre a "hypocrite" who "lives in 1955".

I'd rushed to buy the early-morning editions, and the first review I saw was Jack Tinker in the Mail, calling it "The Glums".

The Mail calls their leaders "antedeluvian monsters".

The Daily Mail called it "an astonishing and venomous attack".

The Daily Mail called it "an appalling piece of legislation".

The Mail called me "bungling" in their headline.

Then The Daily Mail called Mr. Farage, the leader of the U.K. Independence Party, a "pint-guzzling eccentric".