Sentence examples for what the e from inspiring English sources
"Snoop Dogg's Father Hood" is what the E! channel calls his showcase at-home-with-homeys reality series, an uneasy mix of offspring and entourage.
("The world is a dirty place, and I am America's lemon-scented wet-nap" or "Guess what: The E in E-Mail … stands for 'E-Mail.') But the aphorisms seemed to be the work of an assistant, and the feed went silent later that year.
It's not as if Seacrest and his red carpet squad at E! believe they are sexist when they inadvertently reduce these lauded women to what they're wearing, but that's what the E!'s audience tunes in for.
I remember before leaving the office, our Country Representative, Mahimbo Mdoe, reminding us of what the E in UNICEF stands for – Emergency!
Understand what the E rating is useful for.
"That's what the e-mail was about".
What the e-mails do not show, however, is a grand conspiracy to concoct global warming.
Any concerns, though, seemed tempered by what the e-mail also noted was the lucrative nature of the arrangement.
Though many have websites some of which even allow cheap share trading—they compare poorly with what the e-brokers offer.
The Finra complaint did not explain exactly what the e-mail meant, nor did it identify the company, which it said was "a China-based manufacturer of mineral-based heat-resistant products".
What the e-mail didn't say was that about 15 minutes later, an Op-Ed article he had written detailing his criticisms was to be published in The New York Times.
