Sentence examples for fire off emails from inspiring English sources

The news editor of the paper says Brooks, then Wade, would fire off emails threatening staff with the sack and would scream at staff she was unhappy with.

It can be tempting to fire off emails haphazardly to as many companies as you can, but it can pay to spend more time on a focused application.

No, you fire off emails, chase things up, file stuff away, make lists, tick things off and generally feel like you're a functioning member of the office-ocracy.

She seems to spend a lot of time on the internet, firing off emails.

Pahwa fired off emails to several acquaintances, explaining that he felt the future of India's internet was at stake.

The darkness was well documented, the anger that had him hurling phones and staplers, stabbing car seats and firing off emails in the dead of night.

Firing off emails to your boss saying "Are you a fan of xx?" could have led to all sorts of "hilarious" mishaps.

Hunt promptly fired off emails and texts to Andy Coulson, then Downing Street head of communications, and George Osborne warning that Cable could have "screwed up" the bid.

Failure to do this results in purple-faced people ringing each other and firing off emails saying the word nobody must utter: "breach".

It is his restlessness, pacing the corridors of his house and firing off emails in the small hours of the morning, the need for control acknowledged by his wife, Emma, the sudden bursts of inspiration.

Even today I'm a firm believer in face to face communication and encourage the team to sit down and discuss, rather than firing off emails to the person sitting opposite.