Sentence examples for mail noted that from inspiring English sources
Christopher Hudson of the Daily Mail noted that "men dressed as women performed bawdy street theatre, to the delight of a ring of onlookers of all ages".
A critic of Daily Mail, noted that Knowles performed "near operatic heights" during "Ave Maria".
Louise Saunders from the Daily Mail noted that Bailey's cover was "touching... emotional, and flawless".
A writer of Daily Mail noted that the scenes of Knowles and her love interest on the beach in the video were inspired from the film From Here to Eternity (1953).
The special effects were generally well-received; critics for the Sydney Morning Herald and Courier Mail noted that the effects played a lesser role in the film compared to the characters and dialogue.
While reviewing the Vancouver concert, Marsha Lederman of Globe and Mail noted that the most memorable moment of the show was when Jackson "stopped on the catwalk after her hit Together Again, listened to the crowd roar its approval, and became emotional – really emotional.
Martin Samuel of the Daily Mail notes that the main tactical risk of taking Heskey is that better teams may just double their efforts on the other target men, knowing Heskey's unlikely to put them away on his own.
Additionally, the Daily Mail notes that in the town of Stonegate, home to the part-time ticket office where the man did not buy a ticket, and surely now staked out by tabloid reporters, the average home costs £500,000.
The Daily Mail notes that even Conservatives "admitted it will have little impact on problem drinking", despite Lib Dem Home Office Minister Norman Baker's insistence that it will "stop the worst examples of very cheap and harmful drink".
The Daily Mail notes that there are calls within the SNP for a post-independence referendum on whether to become a republic after the Queen steps down or dies.
The Daily Mail notes that the new prince is the heaviest future king in 100 years, weighing in nearly 20 ounces more than his father and a pound more than his granddad.
