Sentence examples for referred to in the email from inspiring English sources

Goodman protested that Mulcaire, referred to in the email as "Matey", was a very useful source for royal stories.

Banda's press secretary, Steve Nhlane, a former newspaper editor assumed to be the "Steve" referred to in the email, declined to comment on the Madonna affair.

I have no further reason to stay in contact w you (or become your Facebook friend)." I asked Curda if the "Deal" he referred to in the email was in effect a request for sex prior to him making an investment in her business activity.

Sandy Berger, former national security adviser during Bill Clinton's presidency, emailed Clinton on September 19 , 2009about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, referred to in the email by the kunya Abu Mazen.

There's also an email Sandy Berger, former national security adviser during Bill Clinton's presidency, emailed Hillary Clinton on September 19 , 2009about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, referred to in the email by the kunya Abu Mazen.

Worse, the alleged sloppiness with data referred to in the emails was ludicrously inflated by many sceptics to call into question the basic verities of climate science.

The statement said a female senior executive at the Premier League referred to in the emails had been copied in the exchanges and has confirmed that she "was not then and is not now offended by the references".

Crone and Myler have repeatedly told MPs that they briefed Murdoch about the email – referred to in the newly-released emails as "the Ross Hindley email" in reference to the reporter who had transcribed hacked voicemails allegedly intended for the paper's chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck.

The AA referred to in this email is Amy Adams and Megan is reported to be Megan Ellison, head of Annapurna Pictures, which co-financed American Hustle.

Girolami accused the "English directors" of excluding Hicks and Gillett from the sales process and creating their very own sub-committee, which they were accused of referring to in emails as "the home team".

Another senior official now in the spotlight is David Samson, chairman of the Port Authority and a Christie appointee, who last week was referred to in one email exchange between the governor's team as "helping us to retaliate" against Foye's decision to reopen the closed lanes.