Sentence examples for message to make from inspiring English sources

Then the employee asks me to send an e-mail message to make sure he understood what I said.

"Sometimes, they're trying to send a message, to make companies keep their records, beyond the usual document retention policy," Mr. Emmick said.

Ms Moore believes the jury is still out on London's Olympic slogan, but that the British public may simply need more time for the message to make sense.

One of 36,000 potential donors who received the board's solicitation in August, she said she had not been sufficiently alarmed by the message to make a donation.

Bismarck edited the message to make it seem more provocative than it was, simply to rally German support for a war with France.

I too have been under tremendous pressure at times to tone down my message, to make the science appear less alarming.

When the phone's memory was full, the paper's operatives deleted some messages to make room for new ones.

— As a teenager, Jamie Christopher would tap instant messages to make plans with friends, and later she became a Facebook regular.

Google has cleaned up the interface of Gmail, its Web-based e-mail, removing clutter and redesigning the layout of messages to make everything easier to read.

Like Twitter, it limits the length of its messages to make them easily digestible — in the case of Yiip, 10 seconds for public messages and 25 seconds for private messages.

The parents later learned that The News of the World had hacked into her phone and deleted the messages to make room for more messages from her distraught friends and family, so they could then listen to those, too.