Sentence examples for said attached from inspiring English sources

Be extra diligent about mentioning the "attached" so that the handy prompts ("You said attached? Send anyway?") appear before your email is sent.

Jim Morgo, the county commissioner of economic development and an advocate for workforce housing, said attached homes produced more tax revenues than they cost in services.

On 10 September 2016, an email from a senior Department of Environment and Energy bureaucrat to a recipient whose name was redacted, said: "Attached is the department's final version of the quarterly update.

The slip said: "Attached is a list of owners in Orimupiko 22 Trust that we do not have addresses for.

"If you know a guy out west Auckland, you very rarely get droughts," he said, attaching a photo of "proof".

Adrian Strain said attaching a community mental health nurse to GP practices could be very beneficial: someone who knows a patient's history and care plan and has a rapport with them.

"Good luck with this," she said, attaching the sample of her son's writing, after earlier saying "he has not great writing".

Another saying attached to Benbecula is that it is "more loch than rock", and this feature becomes clear at the summit where, below me, is the fretwork of innumerable inlets and lochs that speckle the landscape.

The automatic shifter is still "on the tree," as they used to say (attached to the steering column), freeing up room between the front-seat passengers for a purse or even a sack of groceries.

It can, he says, "attach something bleak to something warm and fluffy".

Now they must play by Stanley Cup rules, which is to say, attach yourself to an opponent, but cleanly, as the Maple Leafs did last night.