Sentence examples for long memo from inspiring English sources

In a long, very long, memo to staff, McGrory explained the change of direction.

In the long memo, Mr. Axelrod offers a list of allegations about Mr. Romney's time as the state's chief executive.

He tells about Seymour's reactions to his (Buddy's) writing by quoting a long memo & letter that Seymour wrote to him.

The head of Mitchell Research, Steve Mitchell, wrote a long memo accompanying his poll release on Monday.

The Romney campaign fired back with a long memo listing what it said were the failures of Mr. Obama's foreign policy.

Its boss, Satya Nadella, is determined to fix this and said so in a long memo to staff on July 10th.

In a letter that Katharine wrote to Ross from Maine in 1940, she added this postscript: "When you get long memos not written on my beautiful office typewriter, it means Mr. White is trying to write.

For about nine months, we sent long memos back and forth, she awarding her work marks out of ten (though at the lower end she would simply write "Discard") and me keeping track of the score.

Installing herself at a corner table with her I.B.M. laptop, cell phone and a pot of coffee, as if Les Deux Gamins were her office, Saturn holds meetings, she brainstorms, she writes long memos.

In the late fall of 2003, his first tour of duty over, Yingling was sent to Fort Sill, Okla., the Army's main base for artillery soldiers, and wrote long memos to the local generals, suggesting new approaches to the war in Iraq.

For most people, using a stylus to scrawl information about contacts and appointments into a hand-held device may be speedy enough, but for punching in long memos, e-mail or the great American novel, only a keyboard will do.