Sentence examples for email referring from inspiring English sources

Entwistle said he did not read the email referring to the "darker side of the story".

"This one dealer called me today and said he got some fire in," she wrote in an email, referring to high-potency heroin.

"I got $1m from John Menard today," Walker says in one email, referring to the billionaire owner of the home improvement chain Menards.

So that's why it's so dangerous for Trump to pull out of the accord," he wrote in an email, referring to the Paris climate agreement.

I would refer you to House Employment Counsel," Gowdy's spokeswoman Amanda Gonzalez wrote in an email, referring to the legal office that represents lawmakers.

"So Occam's razor makes it attractive," he said in an email, referring to the long-held principle that physicists should adopt the simplest theory that fits the facts.

For example, Conzelman's reference to "OFAC licenses" in the aforementioned email referred to Sessions intervening via a little-known unit of the Treasury Department named the Office of Foreign Assets Control.

Structure as per TB [Tony Blair] discussion". The email refers to the need for "real intelligence material".

Kelly testified Tuesday that the email referred to the traffic that would ensue once the lanes were closed.

I bet he likes Kevin Hart". The email referred to a broad comedy, from Universal Pictures, that starred Mr. Hart and Ice Cube.

Titled "US idol", the email refers to what was then supposed to be one of Autonomy's fastest-growing business lines – sales of its search software, in the US, where half of its workforce was based.