Sentence examples for media sent from inspiring English sources

Words can get you sued and put on trial, demonised by the government and their henchmen in the media, sent to prison or into exile.

Soon after its purchase, Halifax Media sent out memo detailing its dress code, which bans "attire exposing cleavage; transparent clothing; frayed, faded or soiled clothing; jeans; T-shirts".

ISIS, ever conscious of its image and skillful at using social media, sent a sectarian — and anti-House of Saud — message in the nomenclature it chose for the bomber who carried out Friday's attack in Kuwait.

Nick Denton, the chief of Gawker Media, sent an e-mail to his staff Tuesday warning them that "We have little idea whether it will be hours or days until our servers there are back online".

His Five Year Forward View dominated the media, sent the health commentariat into a swoon and cornered politicians of all hues into vaguely pledging to find more money for the NHS.

Mrs. Sharpton, who does not seem to share her husband's fondness for the media, sent a statement through a spokeswoman: "A church hat should make a statement both about the person wearing it and the designer.

And the media sends both up.

HONG KONG — The Australian mining billionaire Georgina Rinehart has threatened to sell her recently acquired 19 percent stake in Fairfax Media, sending shares in the Australian publisher tumbling on Tuesday.

The comptroller flailed in the week after the announcement, firing some subordinates, and when sought by the news media, sending her P.R. people to answer the sharp questions.

"I have countless fake accounts on social media sending me hate and it's hard to discern how many people are actually involved".

On the other hand, the US media sends mixed messages about why autism rates are rising; the CDC attributes it to better diagnostics, which is laughable.