Sentence examples for mail that it from inspiring English sources

What is it with the Mail that it wants to alienate 10% of the population?

US cardiologist Dr Steven Nissen, of the Cleveland Clinic, told the Daily Mail that it was the "right decision".

He now gets so much mail that it takes him and his wife, working together at home in Oxford, two days a week to answer it all.

Mr. Hall, who also wrote the screenplay for the film version of "Billy Elliot," told The Daily Mail that it took about two years to secure the rights for the project, and that it would probably take another two years before the musical is finished.

Reacting to the news, Palin told the UK's Daily Mail that it felt like a "perpetual gut-punch" whenever she heard of McCain's supposed second-thoughts. .

Global Affairs Canada, the department that manages Ottawa's diplomatic and consular relations, said in a statement provided to The Globe and Mail that it is still in the process of contacting local officials in Mosul to gather more information.

Glen O. Gabbard, a professor of psychiatry at Baylor College of Medicine, told me in an e-mail that "it is not dishonest to use restraint in responding to questions of a personal nature".

For due diligence, I checked in with DuPont, the makers of Teflon, and a spokeswoman said in an e-mail that "it is acceptable" to use nonstick cooking sprays although "not necessary".

These echoes were recalled to me by Alan Wachman, an expert on Chinese foreign policy at Tufts, who added in an e-mail that "it is very much worth pointing out that the P.R.C. means by 'human rights' something rather different than what most American or Europeans mean by it".

A Cigna spokesman said in an e-mail that it developed its coverage based on the federal guidelines.

But a spokesman for the national organization told me, via e-mail, that it remains committed to its position.