Sentence examples for mail telling from inspiring English sources

The film tells the story of Woody Grant Bruce Dernn), an old man who is convinced that a junk mail telling him he has won a million dollars is genuine.

"We were getting all kinds of unsolicited mail telling us to refinance," said Mr. Fleming, a technology manager for DataViz Inc., a Trumbull company that specializes in software for Palm hand-held organizers.

Then two years later, honorably discharged and going to college, I return from a protest installation — a field of empty boots, an overflowing pile of children's slippers —  and get the voice mail telling me that a sergeant from my unit has been killed by an I.E.D. in Iraq.

Days later, a notice came in the mail telling him he'd missed the voter registration deadline.

On 8 July 2007, Fanning wrote a piece for Adelaide's Sunday Mail, telling of his recent trip to Uluru.

People sent me hate mail telling me, "I would never read this to a child!" Like, "Yeah, no shit.

Do what the Mail tells you.

After "Band of Brothers" came out — the series won six Emmy Awards — the mail told him he had to address this nagging incongruity.

When his voice mail told her he worked at International Creative Management, the entertainment agency, she told the tape that she couldn't get involved with a movie agent.

When Dacre's deputy was desperately trying to hold the line against Alastair Campbell on Newsnight on Tuesday, a source at the Mail tells me: "There was laughter".

As Alex Brummer, city editor of the Daily Mail, told the conference: if Sainsbury's was run like the banks it would have no customers at all.