Sentence examples for this subject line from inspiring English sources

Donald L. Evans, the commerce secretary, released a memo this month with this subject line: "The Pessimists Are Ignoring Important Economic Vital Signs".

One afternoon, working at home, I received an e-mail with this subject line.

The F.B.I. advised computer users not to open any e-mail message with this subject line, to deactivate the executive summary feature in Microsoft Outlook and then delete the e-mail message without opening it.

For example, Abercrombie & Fitch sent e-mails to customers on Oct. 24 that carried this subject line: "We're feeling naughty and sneaking Christmas in early!" "Let's keep this on the down-low," the e-mail began.

TheLadders.com, a jobs Web site, sent e-mail messages last Monday bearing this subject line: "Recession is coming, get your job insurance now!" Nissan is pitching the fuel economy of its 2008 Altima sedan, rather than style or performance, with commercials devoted to its ability to go more than 600 miles between fill-ups.

As OkCupid co-founder Christian Rudder explains, one group received a subject line in this format: "You have a new message from [sender's name]" while the other group received this subject line: "New message from [sender name]", plus a tiny symbol of an envelope.

Horse-rights advocates who want to abolish Central Park's carriage-ride industry were emailing this photo around today, under the subject line "THIS.

Incoming messages on Palm Pilots are preceded by the subject of the message and by the question "Will you accept this message?" In this case, the subject line read, "Marriage Proposal".

I repeat: I would hate for readers to suggest humiliating trail names for Mark Sanford in emails with the subject line: "THIS SHOULD TOTALLY BE MARK SANFORD'S TRAIL NAME".

"What kind of life do you want to live?" This was the subject line that I sent to a group of 25 graduating seniors at Princeton University, where I serve as the associate dean of religious life and the chapel.

Howard, of A.M.I., working with a publicist retained by the company, forwarded McDougal a draft response with the subject line "SEND THIS".