Sentence examples for mail fire from inspiring English sources

Responding to the profit figures, Chuka Umunna, the shadow business secretary, said: "Ministers' case for their Royal Mail fire sale has now been completely demolished.

Chuka Umunna, the shadow business secretary, said there were now a "wide range of questions being asked about the government's Royal Mail fire sale which Ministers need to answer".

"Ministers have continued to defend their botched Royal Mail fire sale and maintained that the process was managed correctly, but the fact they have set up this inquiry shows the opposite is true," he said.

Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna, said: "On the day the Royal Mail fire sale went ahead Vince Cable was clear that the Tory-led Government should be judged on the basis of the price of Royal Mail shares after three months.

Ian Murray, Labour's Shadow Minister for Trade and Investment said: "David Cameron's Royal Mail fire sale has seen the vast majority of shares going to big money investors in the City while the taxpayer is left short changed".

(The Hindley anathema continues beyond the grave: last year, the Daily Mail fired the writer Jane Kelly after she exhibited a picture of Hindley cradling a child and a teddy bear).

MPs hear it missed its target of getting 30 per cent of people on its scheme into work, hitting just 9 per cent; this is disputed by A4e. 10 Feb Mail fires opening salvo against Harrison, revealing A4e received £63m in "termination fees" when DWP ended one scheme.

"When you're online banking or checking e-mail, fire up a secondary Web browser, then shut it down".

What better to do during two minutes of commercials than check e-mails, fire off a text or engage in some Words With Friends smack talk?

With a so-called smartphone seemingly at every adult's fingertips, many parents are finding playtime to be the ideal time for answering e-mails, firing off text messages and browsing the Web - leaving their children to cavort about virtually unattended at playgrounds, pools and kiddie gyms.

And, like Jack Welch, the boss of General Electric, Sir Martin is famous for dressing down subordinates, with phone calls at 2 am and e-mails fired off at all hours.But the normal rules of management do not readily apply in advertising.