Sentence examples for mail of her from inspiring English sources

One for Five Dorothy Byrne, the head of news and current affairs at Channel 4, writes in the Daily Mail of her battle with the condition polymyalgia rheumatica.

"I'm definitely happier with how I look now," she told The Daily Mail, of her ongoing struggles with her body image.

Several e-mail messages and telephone calls to Sarah Lee, the president of Bennett-Fouch, the company offices and other employees were not answered, and Ms. Lee did not return three messages left on the voice mail of her number in the United States.

So – how good is she? "Not exactly the comeback she was looking for!" reported the Daily Mail of her first appearance onstage, saying that "while not an unmitigated disaster" the actor seemed not to know her lines and to be reading from a book while "her one main passionate speech only succeeded in causing the audience to burst into laughter".

It followed Harman's appearance last night on BBC2's Newsnight during which she spent most of the interview accusing the Daily Mail of smearing her and her husband, Jack Dromey, along with the NCCL's then general secretary, Patricia Hewitt.

"I think because he has M.S., he wanted to confess everything in case he died," she said by e-mail of her father, who's alive.

With David Remnick September 18 , 2017In a wide-ranging interview with David Remnick, Hillary Clinton says that political allies of Donald Trump sabotaged her campaign by planting fake news stories on social media and guiding the WikiLeaks release of the hacked e-mails of her campaign staff.

She had been doing a significant amount of networking along with selective mailing of her credentials.

Susan Montgomery Helene Bell was in the mail room of her building when a female tenant dropped a letter as she removed it from her mailbox.

The Mail writes of her "smug superiority" and likes to point out when she wears a skirt it thinks is too short.

In her review of the fifth series, Deborah Ross of the Daily Mail wrote of her sheer pleasure in watching the show without her children, calling it "still unfailingly brilliant and funny and silly, without ever losing its sense of purpose .