Sentence examples for mail monday from inspiring English sources

In an op-ed in the Globe and Mail Monday, CTV personality Marci Ien, a black woman, wrote about how she's been repeatedly stopped by police while driving in the last eight months, despite having broken no laws.

Samantha Brick wrote these words in the Daily Mail Monday and provoked a barrage of criticism the likes of which we haven't seen since American mom Dara-Lynn Weiss defended her decision to put her child on a diet in the current issue of Vogue.

It arrived in the mail Tuesday.

(Sunday Mail, Sunday Times, Scotland on Sunday, Sunday Herald, the Observer).

Full story: Sunday Mail, Sunday Times, Scotland on Sunday, Sunday Herald, the Observer.

She recently told the Daily Mail Sunday's Event magazine that she'd like to become a surgeon.

"I want to help people, that's it," she told the Daily Mail Sunday's Event magazine.

§ Newspapers with the highest circulation (daily and Sunday editions combined) in the UK in 2009, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations (www.guardian.co.uk/media/page/abcs2009): the Sun, Daily Mirror and Sunday Mirror, Daily Mail and Sunday Mail, Sunday Times, and News of the World.

Armstrong, when reached by e-mail Monday, said he could not discuss the interview.

"There's no reason to doubt Boko Haram's claim," Gen. Carter F. Ham, who leads the American military's Africa Command, said in an e-mail Monday.

In an e-mail Monday, Wesley Sherwood, a Ford spokesman, said that the automaker was cooperating with the upgraded safety investigation.