Sentence examples for sending memos from inspiring English sources

I remember sending memos to Cheney, saying, 'You can't stop!

The inspector general for the board had been sending memos imploring it to stop payments, which he said were about $2 million a month.

The President kept giving away ground, and she kept sending memos that said, It's still possible to do this, but it's harder than it was six months ago".

"But after a while, I remember sending memos to the President asking, 'Do we really need to do this?' given the way in which we are focusing on people's lives, and given the return we were getting, which was not, I think, in any way substantial".

In "Grace & Power: The Private World of the Kennedy White House," author Sally Bedell Smith wrote that Mr. Bartlett sought to position himself as an informal counselor, sending memos ("what JFK called 'Bartlettisms' ") about policy and personnel — even diet — to help the president's persistent back problems.

Employees tried to avoid confronting her by sending memos to the entire staff, but it never worked.

"They would send memos to Treasury.

She began to send memos to her superiors.

He sent memos to his wife, Pat, about how "RN" would like his furniture arranged.

All ministers in the Scotland Office are routinely sent memos of consular meetings in Edinburgh.

When she sent memos to parents she would address them to the "Sandy Hook family".