Sentence examples for email copied from inspiring English sources

I thought he would stick to the email, copied in error to a Tory MP, in which Ed Miliband's economic adviser described Ed Balls as a "nightmare".

Dr John Gibbs, a former cardiologist at Leeds and now chairman of Central Cardiac Database, which supplied the figures, described them as "work in progress" in an email copied to Sir Bruce and leaked to the BBC.

In the email copied above, he draws an explicit contrast between Medicaid (which, he thinks, states would never realistically turn down) and the exchanges (which, he concedes, they might).

The email (copied below) says its invite only but also shows how seemingly anyone can attend.

Here's why this is interesting: As Amazon clearly notes at the end of its email (copied below), you will earn referral money for anyone that clicks on these links and buys a product.

While the email (copied below) doesn't say that JotSpot will be relaunching to new customers, it doesn't make much sense for JotSpot to be upgrading existing customers while they are also in the middle of integrating the software into Google's overall platform.

Under cross-examination, Bommensath was shown emails copied to him and other Barclays chiefs about Libor.

The hacker who styles himself "Sabu", erstwhile leader of the LulzSec hacking crew, claims to have a cache of emails copied from the Sun which are being stored on a Chinese server, along with data from a number of other hacks.

Editor in Chief Josh Quittner told the New York Times that they'd still make the print deadline because their lawyers had email copies of all of the text.

It blew my mind," she writes in an email, copying in co-host Karen.

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