Sentence examples for email dropped from inspiring English sources

In July 2011, an alarming email dropped into the inboxes of senior figures at Oxfam's head offices in Oxford.

Four weeks later while I was sitting at Heathrow airport, an email dropped into my inbox and told me I had lost.

But at the start of November an email dropped in Morgan's inbox from one Marc Stephens, who accused him of libelling the Burzynski clinic.

An email drops into my inbox.

A few days before Christmas, an email drops into my inbox: "FA Cup mission", is the subject.

"The important thing is the content that was given to the public.'' The emails dropped on the eve of the Democratic convention.

A recruiter won't recall something obscure and their email drop-down won't find it easily.

Decree that everyone shall respond to every (internal) message within 24 hours during the workweek and that no email shall have more than three recipients, and watch the number of email drop and productivity rise.

Since the power of the 'from line' is a function of the user's connection to your brand (and since this is not something you can change with an email drop), I'll focus on the importance of the Subject Line.

The average number of minutes spent on Yahoo and AOL email services dropped by 14%and20%0% respectively from June 2006 to June 2007.

Into their email inboxes dropped an urgent notice from the corporation, forbidding any disclosure of the identity of The Stig, the mysteriously helmeted driver who appears every week on Top Gear.