Sentence examples similar to mail spreading from inspiring English sources

But she will always be under fire from those who see her emergence as, in the words of an e-mail spreading across the country, "a national shame".

The e-mail spread far and wide, landing Peretti on "Today" and newspapers across the country.

The Sun seemingly deleted its online version of the porn story because the reader comments were too grim, but the stuff beneath a Mail spread on Markle's clothing line sets the tone: "Looks like used goods to me.

Middle England – that semi-mythical place where everyone hates progress and loves the Daily Mail – is spreading out over the land like a plague.

Middle England – that semi-mythical place where everyone hates progress and loves the Daily Mail – is spreading out over the land like a plague.

Avaaz campaign director Iain Keith said: "The Daily Mail has spread lies and hate and a steady diet of Leave messaging for the duration of this referendum campaign, while offering virtually no space for the Remain perspective.

As sending money by e-mail spreads from the online auction world to everyday life, "the check is in the mail" already sounds quaint in some circles.

The above example was an extreme case, but I always remind myself to follow up with at least a second--and if it's really important, a third--e-mail spread over the course of a month.

But on Sept. 11, an e-mail message spread like cholera saying that employees at the Sheik were seen celebrating in front of the television that noon.

The problem was as clear as the empty shelves in the town market, but it was not until the e-mail message spread around town that everyone was forced to take notice.

And then there are all those stories on the Internet, like the woman who bought a cookie recipe from Neiman Marcus for $250 or the one where Bill Gates is going to give you thousands of dollars to see how far e-mail can spread.