Sentence examples for may told a from inspiring English sources

Yesterday Michael Howard, the former Tory leader, said that Clarke's plans for sentencing reform were "fatally flawed" and Theresa May told a Commons committee that "prison works".

You report that Theresa May told a health chief to ensure hospital closures "did not become a big issue in the newspapers".

Our base is too narrow and so, occasionally, are our sympathies, You know what some people call us: the nasty party," Mrs May told a stunned conference.

May told a counter-terrorism conference this month that universities would be covered: "From 1 July the new statutory Prevent duty for specified authorities will commence.

Ms May told a Women's Aid conference she would also look into using fines criminals pay towards victims' services to open more rape crisis centres.

"If the police believe somebody has in their possession highly sensitive, stolen information which could help terrorists, which could lead to a loss of lives, then it is right that the police act," May told a television interviewer.

Speaking at a counter-terrorism event in London, Mrs May told an audience "the time is right" for enhanced security measures.

He may tell a grand jury.

Barroom encounters may tell a story, as "Fancy Free" does.

Censors may tell a site to delete content, or tell an ISP to pull the plug.

So the mass of a black hole may tell a lot about its history.