Sentence examples for message titled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levin cited an internal 2006 UBS e-mail message titled "U.S.

He came across a message titled "A Not So Ridiculous Proposition": My name is Robert William Asch.

He posted the message, titled "Obama must die" on the night that Congress passed a landmark health care reform bill.

In an e-mail message titled "Cleavage," Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign has an eye-catching pitch for campaign contributions.

It arrives as an attachment to an e-mail message titled, "FWD: Help us ALL to END ILLEGAL child porn NOW".

On Wednesday night, people on the party's e-mail list received a message titled "Conservative Party's newest TV advertisement," which provided a link to the party's Internet site.

The messages, titled The Italian Experience, are in plain text with hypertext links to parts of the Esperya site.

Every week, it seems, e-mail accounts across the country fill with messages titled, "Check this out," and text that begins, "I usually never pass on Web sites like this, but " Once it was dancing hamsters.

Most negative reviews including messages titled "No way, no how, no DRM" and "DRM makes me a sad panda"–cited the game's restrictions as a sore spot.

First things first, there are few pleasures in life as sweet as watching your inbox fill up with messages titled "I Bet Michele Bachmann Would Believe This If We Put It On The Internet".

Consider that a few weeks ago, three men affiliated with an online message board titled "politically incorrect" allegedly shot five #BlackLivesMatter protesters.