Sentences with phrase «friend email asking»

I recently had a friend email asking for advice.

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If changing your greeting results in nearly one more out of 10 people responding to your emails — whether you're cold emailing, trying to connect, or simply asking a friend for a favor — it's definitely worth it.

Five weeks after a user signs up with the service, they get an email asking them to share their unique Skimm URL with ten friends.

Now on the log - in screen, developers must include an «Edit the info you provide» link, which opens a checklist of all the data and permissions they're asking for, including friend list, Likes, email address, and the ability to post to the News Feed.

Users merely select one of their Facebook friends or enter an email address, and that person is asked to give consent for their «child» to share sensitive info.

And the next time an app asks you to share your address book, there's a 99 - percent chance that this app is going to mine your address book to get new users, spam your friends, improve ad targeting and sell email addresses to marketing companies.

For example, in the email newsletter from May 17 of this year, the release of Chelsea Manning from military prison was compared to «when your friend asks what time you can get drinks after work... «I'll be free earlier than expected.»»

If you choose to use our referral service to tell a friend about our Services, we will ask you for your friend's name, mailing address and / or email address.

A friend of mine who also plays sent me an email, asking how an «outsider» might be able to break into the marketing and / or advertising world.

In fact, I recently got an email from a friend whom I helped train for a short - term trip a few summers ago; she was asking for prayer for some friends that she met in downtown Toronto.

I realized we had all these great friends so we sent out a mass email, gave people a few days» notice and asked them to all show up at our studio together.

I got an email Monday from a philosophy - professor friend asking what I thought of the new «theory of everything» («TOE») developed by one Garrett Lisi, who apparently is being talked up on the Internet and in some newspapers as a «new Einstein».

My online friend, Mike Keffer, who is also a contributor to our forthcoming book, Finding Church, sent me the following email and asked me to share it with you for your input...

I don't know about any of you, but I don't ask MY male friends to be «hard pressed on me and in me:)» Don't forget the smiley face as it is very important to the email sent to the married man.

So my friend Carl Scott sent me an email asking if he could contribute a reflection on the Porcher - Pomo debate that is a bit long for a normal comment on the thread below.

I sent the email to my friend Rod Dreher and asked his thoughts.

People are still allowed to ask their friends & family to pray and we are still allowed to forward emails to others.

So I emailed a friend who is a Christian, and I asked if we could talk about Jesus.

Last week my old blog friend Renee of Renee's Kitchen Adventures sent me an email asking if I would consider being an Ambassador for Certified Angus Beef for the next 12 months.

I've had a lot of emails, posts, and friends asking me to start incorporating recipes that can be made using box mixes and store bought goods.

But fate seems to have me in its blessings because just when I was oogling some gorgeous acai bowls on Instagram, I got an email from a friend asking me if I'd like to participate in a SUPERFOOD SHOWDOWN.

I email Liz (the friend) and ask if I should mail them or -LSB-...]

I know the same goes for you, as I am flattered by the emails I receive from people asking me for recipes that are ideal for travel, to freeze, for sick friends, or to make ahead for busy work weeks.

A few months ago I emailed all my family and friends and asked them to simply stop using plastic bags at the grocery store.

I nervously sent out an email to a dozen mama friends, asking for their help in sharing this space.

Many readers email me every week asking me what would be the most suitable automatic litter system solution for their pet, I would first advise to all people to pay close attention to their furry friend when they go to the toilet.

Ask your friend for email addresses of potential volunteers and help her figure out what she wants them to do.

Send a group email to your working mom friends - to - be and ask them out for a brown - bag lunch.

I think so as I got friends who would email or text me their breastfeeding concerns and even friends who would ask in behalf of their friends.

I have received three separate emails this week asking about five or five and a half year olds and finding the balance of being home and the need for friends (or not).

My college friend Meg, an experienced mom and author of The Rug Merchant (link provided for those who are looking to read quality fiction that is not about babies), emailed me to ask for tips on replicating this activity for her sister's shower.

Today, Paladino's campaign blasted out an email linking to a YouTube clip of the candidate insisting he isn't a racist — and if you don't believe him, go ask his friends, family and neighbors.

«Ask our friends at the M.T.A.,» emailed Dall Forsythe, another commission member, and a professor of finance at N.Y.U.'s Wagner School.

Ask your friends and family to resist contacting you after a certain hour unless its an emergency, silence your email and text alerts, and put the phone outLiam Bailey / Getty

I was complaining about how hard it was to keep up with friends asking me to email them recipes, and he said, «Maybe you should just put your recipes on a blog.»

One thing I'd like to ask you is that if you found these articles beneficial, please email this link on to your friends, family, and co-workers that you think can benefit from these topics.

The day before I emailed the owner and general manager, both friends, and asked for them to have one of our favorite off - menu items on hand (the best sushi in San Diego).

Im not sure how to email you this message but il ask my friend tomorrow

When my friend, Alex Jamieson sent me an email a couple of weeks ago asking if I would join her and 100 of my colleagues in taking a stand to support Planned Parenthood as a woman and women's health leader who cares about the health of ALL women... I hesitated.

Now, I EASILY get 3 - 4 emails and / or messages a week (probably more) from friends and readers who ask me something along the lines of, «I want to start a blog!

The funny thing is I emailed a friend asking if she was planning to go and her response, «Nah, I'm skipping it and heading to Paris Fashion Week.»

Today is a little bit past the one year mark from my first blog post, but it marks exactly one year from the day I went live with my blog and sent an email to all my friends to ask for their support, haha!

We regularly get emails from readers, bloggers, and friends asking what our typical day looks like and while it always varies, we thought this week would be better than ever to show a behind - the - scenes glimpse of our work schedules.

You might give yourself 30 minutes to answer emails, 20 minutes to call catering companies for your best friend's bridal shower, and two hours to tackle a big presentation your boss asked you to prepare.

I took a picture of that first tote bag I made with the caption, «I've got your summer tote,» and immediately friends and friends of friends were emailing me asking to buy one!

Our friends at Men's Fitness asked the ladies what they didn't like about emails from male online daters.

When we looked into editing our profile we found a fantastic little link that allows you to email your profile details to a friend asking them to check it over for you.

Today my friend Lori Bizzoco, from CupidsPulse.com sent me a quick email and asked me if I was available on a specific date to go to an event.

Dear friends, I often get emails from my readers who ask me what they should choose: an online dating site or matchmaking agency?

The Standard Membership Offers: • Sending greeting cards for birthdays or other occasions; • Reply to the emails you receive; • Sending free winks; • The members» first date ideas; • Find quick, username or fashions shows; • You can post your ideas about first dates and also views the ones others posted; • You can post a profile of your lifetime; • Add a maximum number of 26 photos; • You can do verifications, about age, photos, profession and others; • You can display your profile verification badges on other sites or places; • Ask questions to your potential matches or friends, and answer the ones you have been asked; • A possibility to edit the blog and forum with specialized tools; • Check the latest activity; • Put comments on forums, blogs, and other profiles; • Access the website with the help of a mobile device.