Sentence examples for list sent out from inspiring English sources
Ironically, the story took off when Jemima Khan, who was wrongly included on the list, sent out her own tweets to her more than 60,000 followers alerting them to the "untrue and upsetting" rumours.
eight and nine hundred convention are held here in the course of a year which are important enough for the convention bureau for the Merchant s Ass'n to take notice of and put down on the list sent out each week to newspapers, or to anybody else that wants it.
Stephanie Schriock, president of the pro-choice Democratic political action committee EMILY's List, sent out a statement Tuesday criticizing Lingle.
The additions comprised a total of 267 baseline characteristics in addition to the 30 characteristics nominated in the first list sent out.
Also, teachers also often want items different than the general list sent out by the school, so wait until the child's orientation for specific things, and focus on the basics, such as pens and paper before hand.
For the 33 million people employed hourly by these local businesses, getting a shift covered often means consulting a call list, sending out a bunch of texts, and hoping you'll hear back in time.
Events GPS, which the Museum of Modern Art in New York has already used for an event, can be used for managing the guest list, sending out e-vites, tracking RSVPs, assigning table seating, and checking people in on the night of the event to see who showed up and who didn't.
It has narrowed the list and sent out 2,600 names to county election supervisors asking them to investigate.
He asked Ms. Healey for her mailing list and sent out a letter on Dec. 5 seeking donations to replace the camera and restore Ms. Healey's "faith in humanity".
Corbyn's team said the list was sent out by mistake by a junior staff member, but the leader later appeared to stand by the substance of the allegations, saying all the remarks had been made on the record.
By Fred Birmingham and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 2 , 1938P. 7 Incidental Intelligence: Since Magazine Time took over the Literary Digest, the Time circulation department, faithful to the old Digest mailing list, has sent out every week a nice, fresh copy of Time addressed to Time.
