Sentence examples for mail was forced from inspiring English sources

Even the Daily Mail was forced to call this campaigning lesbian "Britain's favourite roving sports reporter".

The Mail was forced to pull the story after its early Sunday editions, which appeared on Saturday night, when a judge granted the Blairs an injunction barring publication of the memoirs of Rosalind Mark.

Subsequently he was said to be having a relationship with Tamsyn Lewis, a young Australian 800-metre runner whom he coached - but the story was untrue and the Daily Mail was forced to apologise to him.

Peter Sullivan, the white editor of The Star, who then worked for the liberal Rand Daily Mail, was forced to justify his reporting before a government commission in the 1970's.

The Mail was forced to run a correction to a front page story that claimed that a group of migrants were from Europe when video footage showed members of the group, which included three children, say they are from Iraq and Kuwait.

UK Mail said its network remained robust over the vital Christmas period, a time when rivals such as Yodel and Royal Mail were forced to delay deliveries.

In the latter case the Mail on Sunday was forced to issue an apology after making untrue allegations about Afriyie's ex-wife's profession.

In 1984, race was the issue when Vanessa Williams was crowned as the first African-America Miss America; she was receiving death threats and hate mail even before she was forced to resign after the publication of nude pictures of her in Penthouse magazine.

After completing eight weekly trips from both Sacramento and Saint Joseph, the Pony Express was forced to suspend mail services because of the outbreak of the Paiute Indian War in May 1860.

The viewer response was unprecedented, and ABC.com was forced to expand the capacity of their viewer mail server.

Labour MPs claim he was forced to correct it fast or face the Daily Mail's favourite "BETRAYAL" headline.