Sentence examples for mailing suggesting from inspiring English sources

8, yet the No-on-8 forces let Obama's popularity be used against them: a mass mailing suggesting that the Democratic nominee was for it went essentially unanswered.

The government showed the jury two e-mails suggesting differently.

On January 31st, Davis sent Pierce an e-mail suggesting that they and DiCarmine meet that Friday.

No e-mail suggesting that a star drank babies' blood as part of a career-enhancing satanic ritual.

Even then he proved elusive, first sending an e-mail suggesting, "let's do btw 3 and 7, tribeca".

But the subcommittee's investigators seized on e-mails suggesting that Mr. Iksil had raised alarms about the bet.

Howard sent an e-mail suggesting that McDougal undergo media training, and a few days later suggested that she could host coverage of the Emmys for OK! Magazine.

Most of the cards made it through the mail, suggesting either that we live in a nation free of censorship or that no one is paying attention.

10.20am: At the Labour press conference Jon Sopel asked about a survey in the Daily Mail suggesting that voters think billions have been wasted in the NHS.

And "Harvard's Hoard" drew mail suggesting that the college should use its hefty endowment for scholarships, etc., or lose it to the taxman.

The wording of the casting call has attracted criticism with the Daily Mail suggesting that the BBC intends to challenge the verdict of the inquest.