Sentence examples for mail warning from inspiring English sources
The conference speech that Cameron delivered the next day was full of anti-Miliband phrases that might have come straight from the Mail, warning against "Red Ed", his "1970s-style socialism" and "damaging, nonsensical, twisted economic policy".
He also developed an automatic e- mail warning system and a Web-based monitoring tool, so people could view exactly how many megabytes they had uploaded or downloaded over the last seven days.
As lawmakers returned from summer recess in August, the oil companies' campaign was in full swing, with television ads, radio spots, social media graphics and fliers in the mail warning that rationing would leave families pushing their out-of-gas minivans down the road.
The chancellor's vivid e-mail warning fit right into the spirit of the times.
The next day, Mr. Kinnucan sent an e-mail warning his clients, - including SAC and the mutual fund firms Janus Capital and Wellington.
They sent the author e-mail warning him not to use Olympic in his title, saying it was a breach of trademark rights (bbc.co.uk).
An hour later, as the group slowly began to disperse, Princeton's Department of Public Safety sent out an e-mail warning all members of the Princeton community of a bomb threat made "in reference to a student protest on campus".
To halt the nightly parade of drug customers, the police photographed license plates and mailed warning letters to the owners.
Campus police encircled the building, and soon hundreds of students were at the barricades, many of them drawn there because protesters pulled fifty fire alarms in nearby buildings — and others by Robert Birgeneau's e-mails warning everyone to stay away.
The affair came to light after a Tampa woman, Jill Kelley, complained to an F.B.I. agent that Ms. Broadwell had sent her e-mails warning her against involvement with Mr. Petraeus, a retired general who had commanded American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.
We send each other e-mails warning about the latest virus.
