Sentence examples for an email forwarded from inspiring English sources

Lee Koromvokis, the producer who send us an email, forwarded a note from another Newshour colleague, who noted that "many people on both the Newshour and WETA staffs are grieving deeply over losing Julian.

Some prefer responding to an email forwarded from a friend; others are more likely to follow a link from a trusted Tweet, while others feel more comfortable interacting through facebook.

UPDATE: 12/21 -- According to an email forwarded by a reader, the Department of Transportation sent a memo to employees nearly identical to that distributed by EPA and DoE, indicating a high degree of coordination.

Bob Dole, a former Republican candidate for president, wrote in an email forwarded to the National Review that Republicans won't win unless they nominate Mitt Romney, saying Gingrich was a bad leader who refused to take advice.

Another document from last night's trove was an email forwarded to Clinton from Ambassador Chris Stevens, who was killed in the September 11 , 2012attack in Benghazi, Libya, describing the atmosphere in the country after its election in 2012.

The statement came after Gowdy accused Clinton earlier this month of revealing the name of a CIA source in an email forwarded from her private server to a colleague.

After a couple years, even the best material can have all the edge and insight of a Cliff Clavin quote in an email forward from your grandmother.

I can't seem to trace it back to its origin, but I assume it was an email forward from someone's uncle.

For example, an urgent email forwarded from a manager at your place of employment that asks you to forward it to your group is acceptable, while a joke email from your cousin would unnecessarily expose any listed email addresses to potential slammers.

As Harth wrote in an August 2015 email forwarded by Trump's campaign: "I also would like to show my support for Donald and his campaign.

Earlier this month, O'Neal apologized for an email, also forwarded to his GOP colleagues, that referred to First Lady Michelle Obama as Mrs. YoMama and compared her to the Grinch.