Sentence examples for mail somebody from inspiring English sources

pic.twitter.com/hVHxnbf7rb A Morrison's spokesman told the Daily Mail: "Somebody appears to have moved the sticker before the photo was taken.

"But I don't see myself as someone who would e-mail somebody.

If I'm going to a new city, I'll e-mail somebody I know who's there to have drinks.

"I know somebody picked up a phone, somebody got on a computer, somebody sent an e-mail, somebody called for a meeting, somebody in that White House probably under instructions from somebody further up the chain told the E.P.A.: 'Don't tell the people of New York the truth.' And I want to know who that is".

It's much easier to e-mail somebody.

"It's always going to be a less noisy channel to reach people than an e-mail or writing on someone's Facebook wall, and nothing replaces that feeling when you get something in the mail from somebody".

We're tracking a guy who is doing e-mail with somebody.

If you send an e-mail to somebody, you just see a company; if they are going to do a good job, that's all that matters.

PwC has nearly 150,000 people in 152 countries; a bossy e-mail from somebody you had never met could put you off them, particularly if that somebody was on "the other side" before the merger.

The file on Mr. ElBaradei, who was considered a possible presidential candidate, noted an e-mail "from somebody named Wael Ghonim (being investigated now)" offering to set up a Web site for him.

"A no-no is constantly picking up your cellphone and checking your texts, checking your e-mails while somebody is speaking to you, and not giving them two seconds," she said.