Sentence examples for mail which turns from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's something they put in the tea at the Mail which turns perfectly normal people into ranting homophobes.

Mario sends Luigi to fetch the mail, which turns out to be an invitation from Peach to a party.

The investigation apparently began when another woman Petraeus knew — the A.P. identified her as Jill Kelley, a Florida woman with connections to the military — complained about harassing e-mails, which turned out to have been from Broadwell.

The investigation apparently began when another woman Petraeus knew the A.P. identified her as Jill Kelley, a Florida woman with connections to the military complained about harassing e-mails, which turned out to have been from Broadwell.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The investigation apparently began when another woman Petraeus knew — the A.P. identified her as Jill Kelley, a Florida woman with connections to the military — complained about harassing e-mails, which turned out to have been from Broadwell.

A program flagged that the executives, who were all in on the scam, had been using the same unusual sign-off phrase in their e-mails, which turned out to be associated with a college fraternity to which they had all belonged.

This post reminded me of one of my most mortifying e-mail mishaps, which turned out to have a remarkably happy ending.

Google Voice transcription (which turns voice mails into text) has been less accurate because the path from voice to app is less direct (i.e. talking directly into your phone enhances accuracy, while previously recorded content is not as clear).

Call the recording, and another number is given, which turns out to be a voice mail recording for "Nannies for You" -- in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Which turns out to be true.

A handful of Mr. Borker's victims were summoned to testify about calls and e-mails they had received, which turned out to include a threat to slice off the legs of one customer.