Sentence examples for quick memo from inspiring English sources

I'm working on a post about the economic prospects for 2011, but, first-up, a quick memo to Mary Schapiro, the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission: Mary, once again the boys and girls at Goldman Sachs appear to be making a mockery of you and your colleagues.

O'Neill hung up and dashed off a quick memo to self that read in part: "Get KR and others in the press/media operation to agree we're going to coordinate our outside face and that the outside face will be driven by substance, not by the need to have a line of the day".

You can write a quick memo, take a snapshot, scan a barcode of an item to remember, or have the app search nearby shops and restaurants to add.

"The kind of writing you do, the quick memos, it's so different than writing grant proposals and papers," said Seley-Radtke, who returned to her lab at UMBC but continues to advise the State Department on bioweapon threats.

The native Notes app in OS X has long been a staple of mine for quick memos, thanks in large part to cross-platform syncing, but I often fall back to TextEdit for longer work because of the limitations of Notes as a more robust word processor.

There's a dot on-screen that appears when you can activate "Air Command," which is a tool wheel that provides quick access to memo, scrapbooking, screenwriting, and a finder search function.

"He's quick with the incendiary memo," Strauss said.

The budget memo notes that Quick Draw "has proved to be no more likely to be abused than other lottery games".

As they released their thick dossier of 86 documents online, SNP officials were quick to point to the memo citing Rammell's indiscretion.

A quick tabulation generated the following memo addressed to the culinary department of my frontal lobe: too big, too good-looking (both the interior and the personnel).

So the paper was quick to publish a purloined strategy memo and slow to discover Bradley's consultancy with a Chinatown bank that was to darken his final term in office.