Sentence examples for was email from inspiring English sources
verb
To send an email or emails to.
- She emailed me last week, asking about the status of the project.
Their biggest professional problem was email, the digital blight that was colonising more and more of their hours, squeezing out time for more important work, or for having a life.
By the end of the 1970s, more than 75% of ARPANET's traffic was email.
Back in the bad old days the only alternative for voice communication was email.
In this case, the top referral channel was email, but the top click-thru channel was Twitter.
By 1978, 75% of the ARPANET traffic was email and when ARPANET became the Internet at the beginning of the 1980s with the adoption of the TCP/IP protocol suite, email became popular even among nonscientists.
What I could do, though, was email, play a few games, surf the Net, communicate (via GChat or Google Hangouts, which worked excellently), and write documents — which unless I'm much mistaken is pretty much everything that most people use their computers for at home.
I was emailed asking what my favourite biscuit was, though.
The letter was emailed for publication as a Word document.
I was emailed back a week later.
Preparatory material was emailed the week before.
