Before the lights went down, Buzbee reminded everyone to fill in the sign-up sheets being circulated around the room, so they could get in touch with him later with any questions.
The conversation ended with me saying that I might get in touch with him later on.
It could make it easy for the hiring manager to get in touch with you later.
Kerry says he'll be in touch with the Ukrainians later tonight.
Many of her pupils were still in touch with her decades later, said Brother William Sherlog, who teaches at Rice High School nearby.
"I have been in contact with the Celtics people and the hospital and I expect to be in touch with the family later today.
I didn't get in, and didn't think much more about it, but some programmers got in touch with me months later and invited me to submit to other festivals, which worked out great.
She began to work and took some nursing classes, keeping in touch with her daughter and, later, her grandchildren.
She said they had first met as students at Miami University in Ohio in the 1960's, had "brief reacquaintances" in the late 60's and 70's, but then had no contact until Mr. Gerhard got in touch with her nearly 25 years later, after seeing an article about her Times Square work.
"Pam," she recalled him saying, "write down all the employees that you know, and can you get in touch with them?" A few weeks later, in August, after they had made the list, Weinstein "called us back into the office," Lubell recalled.
