Sentence examples for summary of emails from inspiring English sources

Here is a summary of emails among the Ecuadorians' lawyers.

These reflections included the use of a personal online journal, and a summary of emails that were sent to my primary research supervisor as I attempted to make sense of my experience.

A government summary of the emails' content is below.

Tapper was referring, in part, to a May 10 report from ABC News' Jonathan Karl, who in that report claimed to be citing both administration "emails" and "summaries" of those emails, provided what appeared to be direct quotes from those emails, and said on air that he had "obtained" them.

I want to do a summary of this email but it is so dense with corporate-speak that I can't get more than three paragraphs in before I get distracted and/or zone out.

A good subject line provides a useful summary of the email's content, preparing the reader quickly.

The revelation that the source passed along inaccurate summaries of the emails raises troubling questions for Karl and ABC News: Do Karl's bosses know who the source is who misled the reporter?

In July 2011, when the Labour MP Tom Watson raised the hacking of Milly Dowler's phone on a point of order in the House of Commons, Charlie Brooks was sent an email summary of Watson's comments and then emailed Lewis: "Is the below a problem for Rebekah?" Lewis replied: "Another attempted hit on Rebekah by Watson.

I learned this the hard way while reviewing an email summary of my Amazon subscriptions.

The keeper of Creme Eggs, Dairy Milk and Liquorice Allsorts, and a US lawyer by training, is on the case and in his Uxbridge office by 7am every morning for an email summary of the latest bid developments.

Participants were invited to review a summary of the findings via email or phone, prior to submission for publication.