Sentence examples for message that it would from inspiring English sources

After a friend described the Orbit as an eyesore, a Londoner, Benjamin Tucker, noted in a Twitter message that "it would take an awful lot to blight East London.

Senior CBS executives acknowledged that an injunction to stop "Boot Camp" from finishing its eight-week run might be unlikely but that the network needed to send a message that it would fight to protect its show from what could turn into a flood of look-alike reality shows.

Britain has suggested that the Kremlin staged its attack to send the message that it would never forget or forgive any traitor.

The buyer's message that it would keep all staff "was extremely simple and well received", he says.

"These regulations were meant to send out a message that it would not be tolerated under this government.

Prosecutors said that they had hoped to send a message that it would not tolerate the hiring of illegal immigrants.

On Oct. 12, Ms. Temple sent an e-mail message to Houston, saying that "it would be helpful" if members of the accounting team working on Enron made sure that they were in compliance with the document-retention policy.

NBC is sending out messages that it would balk at $6 million.

I always wanted to become a dad, but because I knew I was gay I got the subtle and overt messages that it would never happen for me and I would need to make other life plans.

The staff opined that only "very stupid children" would be susceptible to its message and that it would make players feel like "small-minded assholes".

His message was that it would not work, the aides said.