Sentence examples for offending telegram from inspiring English sources

"I have never had any dealings with Messrs Gabriel," thundered one of them, "and beg to know by what right do they disturb me by a telegram which is simply the medium of advertisement?" The Times helpfully reprinted the offending telegram, providing its senders with further free publicity.This was, notes Matthew Sweet, a historian, the first example of what is known today as "spam".

I made Offending Angels, with a cast of Shaun Parkes, Andrew Lincoln, Susannah Harker, Jack Davenport and Steve Mangan, among others.

There is, in fact, a first duty upon the offending State to hand over the person in question to the State in whose territory he was apprehended.

Judith M. Heimann, in her lively and scrupulously researched biography, "The Most Offending Soul Alive" (1998), writes that this claim was disingenuous, but she does believe that he ate a rotting wood grub offered to him by a leper.

The most confident of these is Mr. Peek, president of the Bank of New York, who urges Olivier to "play the democrat" and stop offending Yankee sensibilities by sending Parrot below deck.

Jennifer DiClerico, a spokeswoman for Banc of America, pointed out that "ultimately it was his decision not to publish," but declined to comment on whether managers had pressed him to avoid offending SBC.

It's updated constantly and currently contains 4,000 offending IP addresses.

Although some powerful and prominent surgeons like Fung are an exception, most doctors involved in the business fear offending UNOS lest their organ supply be affected.

He is also the subject of a 12 month referral order imposed in January, and must report to probation and the Youth Offending Team in Trafford.

If the original host doesn't like what they're seeing, they can always snatch the remote back from the offending VJ and restore their control over what cat videos are being played.

Perhaps they're afraid of offending Metro CEO Art Leahy?