Sentence examples for email points from inspiring English sources

I always say if you're in the market for cameras or Apple gear, buy what's available and don't wait for some nebulous possible upgrade, but this email points to a fairly solid change in hardware so I'd advise listening to this kiwi.

Furthermore, the email points out, even though federal regulators may require that a swap be cleared, they can't mandate a clearinghouse to accept it.

Perhaps, I thought, the correct response would have been to send Carter-Silk an email pointing out that if he suspected the message he was about to send was "horribly politically incorrect", then he should probably rephrase it.

"If you send a thanks-but-no-thanks mail," says one dater, "it often triggers another email, pointing out that you should be interested in them because of X, Y and Z".

"While feeding squirrels is not prohibited (except in certain designated areas marked with posted signs), the feeding of any wild animals, including birds and squirrels, is discouraged," Philip Abramson, a spokesman for the city's Department of Parks and Recreation, said in an email, pointing out that food left out can attract other rodents.

"It felt like there was this invisible layer above us who would pop into our electronic systems, and then you might get an email pointing things out, or a red alert: 'You've not seen this child early enough,'" remembers Grant.

When the Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, visited Trump in his gilded penthouse last week, he found himself seated across from Trump's daughter, Ivanka, whose jewellery business last week sent out a marketing email pointing to the bracelet she wore during her father's interview on the current affairs show 60 Minutes.

An administrator can quickly respond with an email pointing them to an updated Help text on the Dashboard, answering their question and enhancing the application for the general community.

Orders are delivered to restaurants via fax, email, Point of Service, or phone numbers (again, Twilio) and OrderMapper already powers Round Table's mobile app.

Going back to our email  —  Point (a) is fairly straightforward and it depicts a win for Hillary if an election were to occur at that point in time, i.e. after the first debate.

In fact, Megan Carpentier was sufficiently bothered by a lynching comparison I made regarding Wilson's bragging rights post-address, that she sent a late-night email pointing out the same unspoken word Dowd cited: "boy".