Sentence examples for so memo from inspiring English sources
So, memo to the writers guild negotiators: if you want the best deal you can get, insist on a favored nations clause in your deal.
Some managers would decide it politic not to ask a playwright of Tony Marchant's standing to take a course largely intended for production staff; others are so memo-obedient they would order Sir Tom Stoppard to sit the exam.
So, a memo to the news media: you have now become players in this campaign, not just reporters.
So the memo's list of friendly organizations, which may have been compiled casually by a wishful-thinking operative, becomes a tool of guilt by association.
At the time, technology to utilize his concept did not exist, so the memo lay dormant until the 1960s when it became possible to develop his ideas and the actual cellphone became a reality.
But she sends so many memos, how can a busy defense chief remember them all?
Chamberlain castigated Churchill for sending so many memos as unnecessary when the two met in War Cabinet every day.
So--Memo to Chelsea Handler.
"From what we know so far, the memo is highly reminiscent of the torture memos written during the Bush administration, in which irrelevant US cases and statutes are cited in order to give the CIA a green light," she said.
I keep him updated weekly with a memo so he always knows everything that's going on".
