Sentence examples for decided to email from inspiring English sources

When I wasn't offered an interview, I decided to email the human resources department.

I noticed Martin Rowson's email address was under his mugshot and on a whim I decided to email him asking for advice.

As the years pass, you start to think, "How fantastic that I knew him for that time" and "How brilliant was that record?" Eventually, last year, I decided to email him about reforming for a tour and we met for the first time in 16 years just a couple of months ago for a photoshoot.

So Ebert decided to email them.

After getting three dodgy iMacs in a row, some guy decided to email the big man himself: Steve Jobs.

At first, she was shocked but still decided to email him.

After having no luck finding them, she decides to email Peter Van Houten's assistant, Lidewij, to see if Gus sent the pages to their "favorite" author.

If you do decide to email your MP, please be polite.

"I remember being amazed by how much historical research she was doing and decided to do," emailed Suzy Hansen, a former Salon colleague and a now Istanbul-based journalist who has reported on the region for the New Republic, the London Review of Books and others.

So instead of asking MPs about how they communicate with their constituents, I decided to use email contact from constituents to analyse MPs' behaviour.

To solve this, the team decided to make email a core feature of Redkix.