Sentence examples for typical memo from inspiring English sources

A typical memo, to remind herself to listen again to certain composers, comes out like this: "To rehear: [Henry ] Purcell [Jean-Philippe] Rameau, [Ludwig van] Beethoven's Fifth, 'La Mer,' [Frédéric] Chopin, late [Franz ] Liszt [Franz ] Schuberts Eighth".

In a typical memo, he wrote, "This is the most miserable of cases, but we must dispose of it as though it had been presented by actual lawyers".

1-inch margins are typical for business memos, though some word-processing programs may include pre-formatted memo templates with slightly wider margins (for example, 1.25 inches).

In general, Fisher has assumed a far more hands-on role than the typical player-president — issuing memos, scheduling meetings and becoming the union's primary face and voice during the lockout.

McCutcheon's speech notes, dashed off at typical speed on the back of a memo, capitalised the word DIGNITY next to a lower case efficiency.

Thanks to Khan Academy's free archive of snappy instructional videos, MOOC makers have gotten the memo on the benefit of brevity: 8 to 12 minutes is typical.

Amazon's immediate response was fairly typical and expected, with the company sharing an employee's anecdotal response and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos distributing a company-wide memo.

Third, as the memos moved up the C.I.A. management chain, the higher officials made them more tepid (this is apparently typical).

His memo was ignored.

Pass that memo!

Here's the memo.