Sentence examples for i write to inform from inspiring English sources
As we close the semester, it is with profound sadness that I write to inform you that we have lost a member of our community.
It is with deep sadness that I write to inform you that we have lost a member of the Cornell community.
"I write to inform you that Victoria will accept full responsibility for all of these children and their families, including the provision of housing, health, education, and welfare services," he told the prime minister.
It is with profound concern and regret that I write to inform you that members of the Berkeley campus community are among those who remain missing in the wake of the devastating fire that consumed an event space in Oakland late Friday night.
"I write to inform you that none of the events allegedly described by or attributed to Kenneth Doe ever took place," a man in his 30s wrote last month, referring to his role a quarter century ago as one of the children whose allegations of sexual abuse sent three men to prison, fueled a panic in hundreds of families and were later portrayed in the 2003 documentary "Capturing the Friedmans".
I write to inform you of a rumor I've just learned.
This letter's final paragraph begins with a plaintive boast: "I'm writing to inform you that I remember who you are & not to worry".
"I am writing to inform everyone that I, Chief Burch, was breaking the law by speeding on 103rd St . N" Chief Justin Burch wrote on the Sperry Police Department's Facebook page.
"I am writing to inform everyone that I, Chief Burch, was breaking the law by speeding on 103rd St. N," Chief Justin Burch wrote on the Sperry Police Department's Facebook page.
Your first line should reflect this — be witty, funny, or even scandalous, but whatever you do, don't begin with, "I'm writing to inform you that I am very fond of you.
"I'm writing to inform you, dear reader, that I've decided to close this morning because neither the guarantees, nor the security to do critical journalism that acts as a counterweight, exist," Oscar Cantu, El Norte's publisher, explained in a final editorial note. .
