Sentence examples for message summing up from inspiring English sources

I JUST got an e-mail message summing up trends for the new year from Garden Media Group, a public relations company.

The message summed up Mr. Parmar's experience.

To spread Jarritos's message — summed up by the campaign's tagline, "We're not from here" — GSD&M hired Federico Archuleta, a street artist who is based in Austin.

At PodestaMattoon, a lobbying shop home to one of Washington's best-known dealmakers, Anthony Podesta, a recorded phone message summed up the city's mood: "Due to the inclement weather and the closing of the federal government, we are closed until further notice".

The letter went on for a page and a half, part urgent, part plaintive, part rhapsodic, its message summed up in one upper-case sentence at the end: "I DO NOT WANT THIS RESTAURANT TO FAIL!" I do not think he has anything to worry about.

As one dusty billboard near the newly opened airport puts it: "Qatar deserves the best!" That state-sponsored message sums up Qatar's level of ambition and is reflected in Doha's skyline, a dizzying array of steel and glass structures that gleam in the blistering desert sun.

The message, summed up by the Quartet Envoy Tony Blair was simple: Palestine is open for business!

The Kruger's message sums up how closely such works match the demand: "Made For You". -Coline Milliard, BLOUIN ARTINFO.

That's less than a Twitter message to sum up an endless emptiness.

His message is summed up with a catchphrase: "A 10-hour party to celebrate a two-minute race.

The message, pithily summed up in a long interview that Benny gave to Yediot Aharonot about his highly publicised conversion, is that "the Arabs are responsible".