Sentence examples for notices told from inspiring English sources

Erin Grenier, director of operations at Legacy.com, the largest provider of paid death notices, told me via email that during her 11 years with the company she's seen a noticeable shift.

Notices tell Muslims that spreading their faith is the duty of them all.

More often than not, there are no notices telling parents where to find the programs.

Notices telling potential scavengers that all fixtures and fittings have been removed bear the stamp of public housing associations.

There are notices telling guests to be good: don't leave taps running, turn off the lights, close doors.

Under the settlement, Marriott must post large notices telling the hotel's employees that they have the right to form a union without fear of reprisal.

Next month, Hartford city and county residents tapped for the experiment will begin receiving notices telling them that they are part of the trial.

A federal judge in South Carolina ruled on Friday that the National Labor Relations Board did not have the authority to order most private employers to post notices telling workers about their right to unionize under federal law.

Righthaven rarely sends out notices telling Web sites to take down material that does not belong to them before seeking damages and demanding forfeiture of the Web domain name.

On Feb. 5, about 20percentt of the work force of 250 received e-mail notices telling them to go to a meeting at a local hotel in 15 minutes.

At the entrance were notices telling you that westbound trains to Hammersmith left from platform 4, and the "eastbound" trains that took you south towards Victoria left from platform 2. But any unwary passenger who believed the notices and got the first train on platform 2 was likely to be whisked away to Hammersmith, because the train drivers were using the wrong platforms.