Sentence examples for message subject from inspiring English sources
I sent all 19 Vilenkins the same message — subject line: "Hello from another Vilenkin" — and heard back from several.
Another potential e-mail message, subject line: "Embryo in the Wrong Place!" That pregnancy was last May, after our second round of in vitro fertilization.
Please be aware that as of this moment, Michael Froomkin is speaking (regardless of the error in your message subject topic) and I, representing myself and over 500 friends, associates and relatives, fully stand behind the views and opinions that Michael Froomkin is currently expressing.
Users can then read up to 210 characters of a given email (message, subject and body combined).
Inbox Preview does one very basic thing: as Gmail goes through its initial boot, it shows a plaintext version of your ten most recent message subject lines.
Call the number, dial the extension and record an unlimited length voice message (subject only to the overall 100 MB file size limitation).
The common ancestry can still be seen in Groups today, which sports the same left-hand navigation once shared with Gmail (where Groups shows group names, Gmail used to show message subjects).
All user data are kept private, as we aggregate the message subjects to the country level, effectively removing information about the individual who posted the message.
Many senders of unsolicited commercial electronic mail purposefully include misleading information in the messages' subject lines in order to induce the recipients to view the messages.
"No longer can the Vatican simply issue papal messages — subject to nearly infinite interpretations and highly nuanced constructions — that are passively 'received' by the faithful," the editorial said.
"No longer can the Vatican simply issue papal messages — subject to nearly infinite interpretations and highly nuanced constructions — that are passively 'received' by the faithful," an editorial in the National Catholic Reporter, an American Catholic publication, proclaimed.
