Sentence examples for emails to explain from inspiring English sources

After the interview, he emails to explain the situation.

Later, she emails to explain why she didn't walk away in the school playground – and why we read the negative comments.

Ever stewed about whether to send another email to explain the first one, knowing that it might just get you into even hotter water?

–koochacoo Some readers took part on Twitter: @R042 emailed to explain further: I've found a couple of times when I mention to an American that I've read Friday Night Lights and that it really moved me, they seem quite surprised someone from the UK would take an interest in a piece of very niche non-fiction about school sport in a small post-industrial town.

Tommy had emailed to explain that he had added £75 to the bill to cover the cost of posting the item "to my Nephew in Nigeria cos will be going there to visit him due to family reasons".

After we speak, Alan sends me an email to explain.

Dack also emailed to explain the production process, and the conceptual grounding behind the clip.

When I reached out to Spielberger over email to explain these choices, he was frank about his invocation of the African-American experience, saying that, essentially, he chose the term Exploited Ghetto because he loves rap.

As the state Senate recall elections came into view in the spring of 2011, Johnson emailed to explain that he had "locked in" Wisconsin Club for Growth chief Eric O'Keefe "to head up our national fundraising operations with donors we know from the Koch seminar and across the country as we discussed at the residence".

Later, when Hadley pressed Dr. Bright in her email to explain what he saw that made him rule out MSA, he relied on statistical data and evidence from his own experience, citing the fairly common occurrence of young onset Parkinson's and the fact that he'd never seen a case of MSA in someone under forty.

All NACDD members were contacted via email to explain the survey's purpose.