Sentence examples for message provided from inspiring English sources

According to a copy of an e-mail message provided by Kevin McKeown and dated Oct. 8, 2004, Ms. Burgess said: "Thank you for thinking of us.

"Hard to see from these three reports whether this is above expected," he wrote, according to an e-mail message provided to The New York Times.

"This entire charade smells like a railroad job to me," he wrote, according to a message provided by a public relations firm, Citigate Sard Verbinnen, that began representing Ms. Stewart in recent weeks.

"My life isn't what people think," Brian wrote to one of her daughter's friends a day or two before his death in an e-mail message provided by Ms. Maldonado.

The bonuses were paid on or about March 9, according to a copy of an internal e-mail message provided by an anonymous sender and verified by the company.

"We are faced with the challenge of not only recreating your backup but many others," April Freeman Locke, the wife of Mr. Locke, the charity's president, wrote Nov. 10, 2008, in an e-mail message provided by Mr. Rawal.

If the tape proves to be genuine, Mr. Graham said, the message provides further evidence that Al Qaeda is regrouping after losing its safe haven in Afghanistan.

The only printing on the banner was the phrase "10 week abortion" and a message providing the group's telephone number.

A separate message provides instructions on how to be a good delegate: "After you eat, remember to go to the Great Hall to clap! Raise your hands!

Note that the integrated 'request' message in the 'response' message provides one message fewer for a bidirectional session to complete.

The KLT-approximated message provides the best approximation in the MSE sense.