Sentence examples for wave of letter from inspiring English sources

The group has claimed responsibility for a wave of letter bombs last month that caused one minor injury and led to international alarm after one package reached the office of the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.

Late last year, a package bomb addressed to Chancellor Angela Merkel was intercepted in her office's mailroom in the midst of a wave of letter bombs in Greece aimed at foreign embassies that was eventually traced to Greek anarchists.

The success of the movie also prompted a wave of letters from women saying they were the real Dorothy.

It happened in 1996, and the decision was reversed that year after a wave of letters and petitions were received by Fox.

A reader once wrote to ask why their Russian vine had died, and soon after I got a wave of letters asking, "How did she kill it?!" This is a beast of a plant, and you're quite barmy to plant one, let alone two, so take this opportunity to rip them out and replace with a better, large climber: Clematis montana, Lonicera henryi, Virginia creeper, wisteria or a combination.

In May, all 25 shut down and Walsh warned of a third wave of letters coming to additional shops with his 1,000 foot boundary.

The creators are expecting a new wave of letters and pictures from children.

For instance, it notes unexplained spikes in Ivins's nighttime lab activity right before the two waves of letters were sent.

In January, March and May, he sent waves of letters to dispensaries within 1,000 feet of schools telling them they must close and describing in great detail the draconian penalties that may be imposed if they do not.

Ridge said that former Vice President Dick Cheney demonstrated the value of such high-level intervention in the aftermath of the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks and the wave of anthrax letter bombs the next month.

The uncertainty is even greater for her colleague Mr. Morgano, 39, a maintenance worker who cut his forearm while fixing a jammed machine on the night of Sept. 18, 2001, when the Hamilton center processed the first wave of anthrax letters.