Sentence examples for message discussing from inspiring English sources

"There is a double standard of how Puerto Ricans are being treated," she said on MSNBC after Trump tweeted a message discussing the potential recovery cost.

Robert Levy and his wife said they last heard from their daughter on May 1, when she sent them an e-mail message discussing her trip home.

A comment from a mother who'd been cleaning her "shy" ninth-grade daughter's bedroom when she found a printout of an e-mail message discussing heavy petting moves was typical: "I tried talking to her," the mother said.

In a recent e-mail message discussing her review, which appears in this week's Book Review, D'Erasmo remarked that Ullmann's evocation of the summer of 1979 on a tiny Swedish island seemed "quite close in time and space — it's the opposite of nostalgia, really".

She had an uncanny ability to pack so much news and good feeling into one message, discussing with profound insight the local price of hay and rage at what she deemed the violent indifference to the local price of hay, weather reports ("we woke this morning to our first white world tho it's melting fast now") and news of black bear and nearsighted moose sightings.

A powerful communication tool, the fashion mood board comprises incongruent and seemingly un-related images which when tactfully selected provide complementary support in creating a coherent visual message discussing a specified theme or idea (Boyes 1998).

In another text message discussed during the Leveson Inquiry, he thanked Ms. Brooks for the horse her husband had lent him.

One recent e-mail message discussed aromatic lentils from Umbria, aged tallegio cheese from Lombardy and Tuscan fruitcake.

This year, a January message discussed climate change, even referring by last name to James E. Hansen, a NASA scientist who has warned of global warming.

The message discussed the issuing of bonus checks "for a total dollar amount of $41,360,366.14" but mentioned only one Interpublic agency, Campbell-Ewald in Warren, Mich., to which checks had been sent.

By mid-December, Bank of America's problems were bigger than Merrill's, according to an internal Fed e-mail message discussed at the hearing, accounting for more than half the deterioration in Bank of America's tangible common equity ratio, a key measure of financial health.