Despite their disagreements, Mr. Gibson said the two men talked as often as twice monthly after Mr. Sherwood left "Good Morning America .And Mr. Sherwood stayed in touch with Ms. Sawyer, now the anchor of ABC's "World News," who he said would occasionally e-mail him for advice on a story or interview.
I took him to Target to spend a twenty-five-dollar gift card I'd mailed him for his birthday, but, like the other times, when we reached the front of the checkout line the cashier said there wasn't enough left on the card.
Consider how easy it is to mess up human-to-human communications; I got Traphagan's first name wrong when I e-mailed him for this article.
But last week, after a CNN reporter discovered his real name and e-mailed him to ask for a comment, his attitude abruptly changed, and he posted a long, forthright apology on Reddit.
Showrunner Steven Moffat e-mailed him asking for him to write for the next series, and Graham agreed.
The next day he went to Los Angeles to meet the stylist and the choreographer hired by Madonna, who mailed him with her ideas for the video.
She mailed him a check for $100, with a note that read: "Dear Bob, Good luck with your race.
Last December, UBS, under sharp scrutiny from federal officials, told him that the bank was closing his offshore account and mailing him a check for the balance: $830,000.
"Come on, lonely Matt here is waiting for somebody to e-mail him!" cried a worker for juno.com, an Internet service provider, as another employee, Matt Daly, sat checking his empty in-box.
He had arrived at the home of Jim Flynn, who had e-mailed him three days before, asking for help.
With my dad, who's a history buff, we e-mail him questions every week asking for his memories about his time in the Navy or building his home.
