Sentence examples for traded e-mails from inspiring English sources

One American official, who said he traded e-mails with Mr. Stevens three days before his death, said the ambassador did not mention any heightened security concerns.

The report says that Mr. Howatt and the other consultants, Joyce Thorne and David O'Connor, traded e-mails with Mr. Raab about his outside business dealings on days that they billed the city for work.

It has not been for a lack of effort by Mr. Romney, who has made phone calls, traded e-mails and met privately to try to win over Mr. Bush.

Dozens of people whom he knew -- with whom he traded e-mails and phone calls several times every day -- were missing, almost certainly dead, and here he was at the Gap.

"We thought, Wouldn't it be fun to read a book at the same time?" As they read, they traded e-mails, using subject lines like "I'm on page 371" to avoid spoilers.

— "eighteen" for short) had been admitted to a four-year college that features a mascot named Roary the Lion, helped fund a successful Presidential campaign, traded e-mails with a major television network, treated itself to fabulously over-the-top shopping sprees, and, just for good measure, volunteered to work at the PetSmart on 117th Street in East Harlem.

In the meantime, he trades e-mails every few weeks with Justin.

He had been trading e-mails all night with one of the Spotted Pig's owners, Ken Friedman.

The couple was soon trading e-mails and, whenever possible, talking in real time through an Internet chat program.

As he sought new backers for his company, he and Ms. Zoern kept trading e-mails and talking.

During free moments, she trades e-mails with a romantically confused friend, listens to a sports podcast and tweets.