Sentences with phrase «read daily mail»

John — I had not read the Daily Mail article previous to you linking it here.

The art world, for what its worth, has weathered the transformation in stride, taking its viewership and its platform from the stark white walls of museums directly to the screen on which you read your daily mail.

You can read the Daily Mail's article HERE, which I suggest you do before reading this: As the title of this piece so subtly suggests, this is a direct response to the Daily Mail's recent article regarding the notorious Sandy Hook shooter, Adam Lanza.

Read Daily Mail article: Kim and Kanye's 18th - century honeymoon hotel declared the grandest in Ireland

Although I hate to say it, there are a lot of stupid people who will read the Daily Mail and believe every single warped story they publish.

Read the Daily Mail article on the study by the European Union, >> Alert on Cancer Chemical Found in Thousands of Processed Foods.

I suggest that labour - uncut, goes off, thinks up a few sensible policies, that are relevant to a government of 2020, maybe has a few ideas on the EU referendum, and accepts that the Corbyn fans of Students who read a article about how, capitalism is bad, because there was enough money for everyone in the 80's, and the Tories only got in because people who voted for them were dumb and read the Daily mail, because you're not going to convince anyone that labour Will be destroyed in 2020 ′ because the Tories may implode over infighting like they did with Westland or ousting Thatcher, but win in 87 ′ and 92 ′ anyway

Rather than an academic assessment of the issue then, let this be a plea — on behalf of all those British citizens who do not read the Daily Mail and do recognise the unprecedented benefits of the EU — to not be left out in the cold.

That means they might read the Daily Mail in Kingston upon Thames, or the Herald in Inverness.

Hopefully the Frenchman will have been keeping an eye on the situation at Real Madrid recently and has the read the Daily Mail report about their star James Rodriguez.

You've read a daily mail article spouting 50mil and ran with it, he won't leave for that sum and to think as much is daft.

Pires has been training with the Arsenal squad and so has been in regular contact with his former boss, so when I read the Daily Mail report containing his words about Wenger's priorities, it sounded like he was letting something slip.

Hi Ella, I have just found your blog after reading your daily mail article.

It appears that our Spanish midfielder is the most likely to recover in time and after reading the Daily Mail report that revealed that Cazorla was streets ahead of any other Premier League player with his passing stats, you might think that Wenger would want him straight back in the side as soon as possible.

[Response: The chances of you finding the truth by reading the Daily Mail are low (and yes, that is a prediction too).

The reasonable person reading the Daily Mail would be struggling to find exactly what «harms» Mr Rose's article might bring about.

Reading the Daily Mail «Big Green Con'today, I find that a crime has been committed by the IPCC.They, with the collaboration of Global politicians, have issued their latest «Man - madeDoom «statement which claims that their «computer «models are right - YET AGAIN!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2055191/Scientists-said-climate-change-sceptics-proved-wrong-accused-hiding-truth-colleague.html (Warning: Reading the Daily Mail may permanently damage your mental health.

Three months ago one of our broker members was reading his daily mail, the Ontario ICIWorld Digest from Yahoo.

Not exact matches

He's all too aware his political views aren't shared by his flock: «I'm a typical Guardian - reading vicar in a Daily Mail - reading parish,» he explains.

I've just found your blog after reading the article in the Daily Mail.

Ella, I've just read your most recent article in the Daily Mail, and I wanted to say... «you go girl!»

If you'd like to read the articles this is the Telegraph one and this is the Daily Mail one.

Hi Ella, I read about you in the daily mail last week.

You can read the full Daily Mail article Click here

You just have to read post Chelsea match articles in the Daily Mail, Guardian, and Sky Sports to get what I am saying.

I'm reading and hearing we have signed cech for 11 mil, mirror, daily mail, metro.

Brain McDermott has spoken for the first time about his sacking from Reading according to The Daily Mail.

Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert has fined winger Jack Grealish, 19, for posting a message on Twitter reading: «Can't wait to be happy playing football again,» alongside a photo of himself smiling while on loan at Notts County last season --(Daily Mail)

Perhaps those who gave me thumbs down had better read a headline story from the Daily Mail where Arsenal has ruled out selling Sanchez to a direct rival.

So we should accept that he is very knowledgable about football and the Premier League specifically and that is why I was pleased to read his thoughts in a Daily Mail report on Arsenal and our imminent capture of the Chelsea keeper Petr Cech.

Now I know that he has not lived up to his early potential, particularly what he showed while banging in goals for the France international underage teams, but I was surprised to read some of the comments written on the Daily Mail about his latest loan move.

Read Adrian Durham's article about Arsenal on the Daily Mail, he was bang on about everything.

Just read comments by Liverpool supporters on the Daily mail and i find it funny how many (if not all) of them now think that Sterling is now a Sh @t player.

i read this from the daily mail, assuming is as bad as not tuning in; subjected, to a quote left for your interpretation.

The reason for my somewhat unenthusiastic reading of the rumour in the Daily Mail was that Reus was only being considered as a replacement player in case Alexis Sanchez decided not to extend his contract with Arsenal.

When I read the chest thumping words of their Chilean midfielder Arturo Vidal, reported by the Daily Mail today, I instantly thought it sounded like someone trying to convince themselves rather than someone who was full of confidence.

This tool has never heard of nolitio vardy or icardi until he read about them in the daily Mail.

AS I SAID AND YOU DID NT READ: I just copied and pasted all that info... Then its the Daily Mail s fault... go sue them.

Just read two titles on the daily mail: couldnthe same thing that happened to cesc happen to bellerin?

In fact, when you look at the list of players, in a Daily Mail that Arsenal could have had at the club, it makes very painful reading for us Gooners and, I'm sure, Wenger himself.

I read on caughtoffside and the daily mail we were in for those players too and i was as furious as you!!!!!!! grrrrrr the nerve on Wenger not to sign every player the media links us with....

OT: Has anyone else noticed there wasn't actually enough hours in the day to read through the number of articles written when we were struggling (Sky Sports, Telegraph, Daily Mail, etc, etc etc)

Spot on about wenger.am tired of his hypocrisy.after u read abt this statement in daily mail, a comment i read goes like this

So when I read the report in the Daily Mail in which Guardiola talks up Arsenal's credentials as Premier League title contenders and suggests that Man City have a very tough test ahead of them, my concern is that he really does not mean it and is confident of a win at the Etihad this weekend.

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The ten percent of already - struggling women out there who will be hearing and reading the reports of this study, especially after they've been filtered through the Daily Mail or its equivalent, are going to hear that their currently out - of - whack brain chemistry is something they could have fixed, if they'd tried harder, or if they'd wanted it more.

At least that's the reaction I had when I read a few words from a post one woman wrote for the Daily Mail today.

It would only be distributionally fair as part of a broader package with more progressive elements (such a great deal for the Daily Mail reading classes might even buy political cover for other pro-poor elements of fiscal stimulus).

The reason I ask is that many people affected arent even on the left - = some even read The Sun and the Daily Mail.