He prepared a memo on legal reform.
David Faupala, Tosin Adarabioyo, Bersant Celina, Aleix García, Manu García, Brandon Barker and Cameron Humphreys were included – City's PR department even sent round a memo before kick-off to give some background on the newbies.
He fired off a memo to his colleagues.
If he spotted a wonky sign or scruffy poster, Pick would fire off a memo to the station manager the next morning, insisting that it be fixed.
On March 7 , 1950 Zanuck finished reading Mankiewicz's script and immediately shot off a memo: "Without any question of a doubt you have done a remarkable job.
After a conference at Harvard at which Swift described himself as "defense counsel for the military commissions," Col. Fred Borch, who succeeded Lietzau, fired off a memo to Gunn.
Chief executive John Mack urged his bankers to hold their nerve, firing off a memo attacking "fear and rumours" in the market.
AT a crucial moment some years back when New York's top modeling agencies were considering whether to raise the prices they charged clients, Monique Pillard, an executive at Elite Model Management, dashed off a memo to colleagues.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld fired off a memo last week revoking the longstanding title "CINC," or "commander in chief," bestowed on Tommy Franks and the cadre of other four-star military chieftains who plan and fight American wars around the world.
The Western governor, still heady with the idea of humiliating the Eastern governor, fired off a memo that amended his earlier demand: if the Western team won, he said, he would now demand two nights in the finest hotel in the Eastern governor's state, and he would enjoy the company not of the Eastern governor's wife but, rather, of his daughter.
When Barack Obama said last month that McCain is "losing his bearings as he pursues this nomination," McCain aide Mark Salter fired off a memo that called Obama's words a "not-particularly-clever way of raising John McCain's age as an issue".
