Sentence examples for mail has done from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mail has done it yet again.

To do so, just as the Mail has done, let's personalise things.

"Don't give credence to what the Daily Mail has done!" pleads Harman.

The Mail has done sterling work in the area of personal freedom and racism and I am not advocating puritanical or castrated newspapers, simply a renewal of standards about what is unacceptable and cruel.

With its pernicious, xenophobic attacks on asylum seekers and a "lock 'em up and throw away the key" attitude to criminal justice, Dacre's Mail has done more than any other newspaper to help shape the government's populist and punitive approach to many social problems.

Paul Dacre Editor, Daily Mail With its pernicious, xenophobic attacks on asylum seekers and a "lock 'em up and throw away the key" attitude to criminal justice, Dacre's Mail has done more than any other newspaper to help shape the government's populist and punitive approach to many social problems.

Dustman and Frattini say it is misleading to use the £118bn figure as the Telegraph and Mail have done.

Normally, I wouldn't give two hoots, but this was the second time the Mail had done something like this to me.

Enjoy reading about all the shitty things the Mail have done?

E-mail has done away with radio officers.

The T-shirt-wearing whizz-kids and their backers reckon that newcomers will do to JPMorgan Chase, HSBC and the rest what e-mail has done to post offices and Amazon to bookshops.