Sentence examples for e-mail displayed from inspiring English sources

The e-mail, displayed at trial, threatened to "destroy" Bo Guagua.

Info display: An e-mail displayed on an iPhone (center) will tell Nissan Leaf owners when their car is finished charging.

Despite a long history of building web sites, starting in 1994, I have not held much truck with the notion of merging HTML with e-mail display.

It can play video games, movies and music files; take photos; wirelessly send and receive text messages and e-mail; display Web pages; and function as a navigation and tracking unit.

But less than 10percentt of those will be the cellphone-computer hybrids -- sometimes called smart phones -- that can handle not just short text messages, but also send and receive e-mail, display color photos and video, play music and games with rich graphics, and browse the Web.

"If this is successful, advertisers will not shift from Google or MSN, but rather from other mediums, such as e-mail, display advertising and offline budgets," said Stuart Larkins, vice president for search at Performics, a division of online advertising firm Doubleclick.

Running Microsoft 's Windows CE, it can retrieve e-mail, display Web sites and even has a 20-gigabyte hard drive.

"A number of the e-mails display what is simply 'trader talk,"' she said.

When your e-mail is displayed quickly press the center navigation key to select it.

You will see your current e-mail address displayed on the provided text field.

Why do some e-mail programs display picture attachments right on the screen, while others make you double-click on the attachment icon to open the file? A. An e-mail program that displays the pictures is probably one of the newer versions that can display graphics "inline," or in the body of the message.