Sentence examples for mail stating from inspiring English sources

At one stage I received a letter from a Telegraph journalist accompanied by an article by Paul Johnson from the Daily Mail, stating: "You clearly know nothing about your country".

It led to Daley's mother, Debbie, writing an open letter in the Daily Mail stating British Swimming should thank Tom for winning Olympic bronze.

Instead of the hoped-for job offers, notices began arriving in the mail stating that my standard six-month student loan repayment deferral period would be ending in March 2010.

When they returned yesterday they found an official note from the police, sent in the mail, stating that they had raided the apartment last weekend after trailing two prostitutes back to that location.

The series opened to mostly negative reviews from the press, with the Daily Mail stating that the series was a "trainwreck".

"So the thing in here is that a lot of dudes got their notice in the mail stating that they got their two-point reduction and the amount of time they were getting off.

The Royal Mail states that the reason for the change in procedure is to "bring its service into line with other providers".

Small World, the Mail stated, is an online boardgame, which can be played through Facebook and either with friends online, or alone.

The story, published originally by Mail Online and then published, in part, by the Daily Mail, stated that the mother of Amal Alamuddin, who is engaged to Clooney, had opposed their forthcoming marriage on religious grounds.

A report by the Daily Mail stated the former world champion "has agreed terms in every last detail" for a fight against the eight-division champion on 9 April in Las Vegas.

On May 9th in a story titled "Is David Attenborough Set to Reveal the Missing Link in Human Evolution?," the UK newspaper the Daily Mail stated that Hurum's fossil would be named Darwinius masillae in a description in the open-access journal PLoS One (Churcher 2009).