Sentence examples for communicated today from inspiring English sources

"I support Nascar in the decision they communicated today," Keselowski said in a statement released by Penske Racing.

What also springs to mind is that of the myriad ways that science can be communicated today, museums still hold the power to educate and enlighten in a way that a thousand CD-ROMs, websites, or TV specials could never do.

As RIM communicated earlier, the company plans to eliminate 5,000 positions within the current financial quarter.

Steve Hodgetts, the airport's planning and commercial director, said: "Cardiff airport's desire to work closely with the Welsh government remains, as communicated last week in the airport's presentation to the enterprise and business committee".

"Phones were originally designed for communication, but they haven't kept up with the way consumers are actually communicating today.

"Compare that to more than forty thousand today — with their ability to communicate today".

But that heroically misplaced happiness in her abilities still communicates today; indelibly, appallingly, magnificently.

I need to communicate the here and now.' I realised that you couldn't use the tools of yesterday to communicate today's world.

"The next step is simple — just begin communicating today!" It took only hours to discover that Jeff wanted sex with beautiful, clean women.

But whether we like to admit it or not, emoticons and other visual representations of language have become a part of the way many people communicate today.

That is how people communicate today.