Sentence examples for daily memos from inspiring English sources
Sean Hannity, co-host of a popular public-affairs yelling match, uses part of each broadcast to count off the days until "the re-election of George Bush," and daily memos from headquarters set an agenda of slanted priorities.
All through the shoot, Fleming took vitamin shots to keep up his energy, and downers at the end of the day, and he became so jangled and tired, and so enraged by Selznick's daily memos about virtually every shot, that he retreated, under a doctor's orders, to his beach house, in Balboa.
Little galls the Far Right more unfettered speech that doesn't follow the Daily Memo, but even more, the dream of getting the heathen to finally accept Jesus Christ as the one and only God of America, and truly make the United States a Christian Nation could be close at hand.
Precisely how ugly becomes clear when he beckons you into his office to examine his daily briefing memo.
In a staff memo, Daily Beast editor-in-chief Tina Brown wrote that "the engagement was fun but the pre-nup got too complex.
For all this and more, make Mendelson's Memos a daily stop.
"Newsweek is a powerful brand, but its demands have taken attention and focus away from The Daily Beast," read the memo, first obtained by the Web site Politico.
A dedicated and professional educator, Randal's graciousness, integrity, high educational and moral standards were inherent in every conversation, memo and daily encounter.
Mr. Zuckerman announced the appointment of the head of U.S. News, William D. Holiber, to the top job at The Daily News in a memo to the staff.
Ladies and gentlemen, no one said that the transformation of the President's Daily Brief from classified memo to R-rated puppet show would be a walk in the park.
Band members often post a daily MySpace "bulletin" — a memo to their audience explaining what they're doing right at that moment — and then spend hours more approving "friend requests" from teenagers who want to be put on the artist's sprawling list of online colleagues.
