Sentences with phrase «email about a handful»

This contact occurs mostly through email about a handful of times throughout the year, through Facebook which gives us more of an everyday glimpse into the birthmother's life, and occasionally through text messaging.

Sorry, but a few nasty emails about a handful of self appointed auditors is not the level of evidence required to buy the thrust of this post.

Not exact matches

I get at least a handful of emails every week from those either in retirement or approaching retirement with questions about how to structure their asset allocation or what the correct withdrawal rate is for a portfolio.

We've received a handful of emails complaining about the cost and scarcity of accommodation in Birmingham for this year's autumn Party Conference.

Send a personal email or text message to a handful of people you have been thinking about recently and have not been in touch with.

These are just a handful of emails I've gotten from guys complaining about not being able to build muscle.

I had a handful of you email me about our headboard.

In about three hours and 45 minutes, the battery dropped from 56 % to zilch; brightness was set to the default of three - quarters maximum, and the tablet was used just for some light Web browsing, email, downloading a few apps, and streaming a handful of tunes and a few minutes of video.

In the past couple of weeks, I've received a handful of emails from women asking me all sorts of questions about traveling solo.

One of the weirdest things about writing road trip travelogues sixteen years ago, back when there were only a handful of travel blogs, was getting these emails along the lines of, «You've inspired me to take a road trip across the country, and then into Canada, and to Alaska!

While the internet's original design was all about decentralization — so the network would withstand losing nodes in a nuclear attack — in practice, most of today's email traffic is concentrated in a handful of large service providers like Google and Microsoft.