Sentence examples similar to mail talking from inspiring English sources

Tim Wharnsby of The Globe and Mail talked to Orr and has a good story here.

On Tuesday, Mr. Bethune's voice mail talked about the day's meetings with Transportation Secretary Norman Y . Minetaand others, but he added a personal note.

"There were conference calls, mass e-mails, talking points for the day," a congressional aide said.

But its behaviour is not in the same class as Microsoft's systematic campaign against the Netscape browser in the late 1990s: there are no e-mails talking about "cutting off" competitors' "air supply".

MoveOn.org has sent millions of e-mails talking up Mr Obama's budget as "ambitious, amazing and unapologetically progressive .Apart from singing the virtues of the president's policies, his allies are also busy demonising the other side.

The rest of the day was eaten up by lunch off campus with your colleagues, which took up way too much time, again checking The New York Times on the Web, responding to e-mails, talking to people who walked in your open office door, and talking on the telephone to your collaborator in Italy about the wording of four sentences in your joint manuscript.

A few e-mails talking about things like staffing and training requirements for the new program?

You can send out invitations by e-mail, talking on the phone or by printing or buying some and giving them out.

The pair exchanged several e-mails, talked on the phone and decided to meet.

Royal Mail talks boldly about "stepping up the pace" in innovation, efficiency and growth.

Direct mail, talk radio, the cable shoutfests — these were inherently conservative technologies, pitched to senior citizens and middle-aged suburbanites.