Sentence examples for sharp letter from inspiring English sources

Rondor Music, which administers publishing rights for Wilson and Love, has sent a sharp letter to Perry's label, insisting that they receive their due.

Yet, though alleged accomplices have been arrested, no one has been charged or even credibly named, as directly responsible for the bombings, as the Simon Wiesenthal Centre pointed out in a sharp letter to the justice minister this month.

Mr. Waxman sent AT&T, Caterpillar and Deere a sharp letter, questioning the charges and saying he wanted top officials from those companies to testify at an April 21 hearing he has scheduled on the issue.

In August 1998, a few months after the problem was first disclosed, Mr. Kennard wrote a sharp letter to the cable industry and the set makers, demanding they solve it by Nov. 1 of that year.

Father Javier Giraldo, a teacher in the Jesuit university in Bogotá who is probably the finest political intellect in Colombia, fired off a sharp letter last month about the decision of his Jesuit brethren at Georgetown University in Washington.

After shaking it in a vain attempt to start it working right, he sat down and wrote a sharp letter to A. & F. and went right out to mail it.

He much preferred short, sharp letters to the press, usually the Times.

But it has written sharp letters to the holders of 119 licences who have not yet rolled out services.Sachin Pilot, a junior telecoms minister, predicts that between eight and ten unnamed firms will be asked for more money.

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Or he can just be still, his legend, the legend of rock'n'roll, already cut into history in sharper letters than the story of his life.

Some of the material, when it was finally published, first in 1940 and then in 1962, is funny and sharp; the letters in "Letters from the Earth" on man's idea of Heaven, for instance, could make a decent bit now for Bill Maher.