English lessons about emails

I wrote to my old friends tonight.

I look out the small window.

I typed the wrong time in the email.

I used to fear asking questions.

Her name sat in my inbox.

Tonight I saw a friend's big news.

I sent the email with a typo.

I opened my email that morning.

We had a good meeting last week.

The sun rises over the empty street.

I woke up in a new city today.

I have a small fear tonight.

It is late, and I am thinking about Mrs. Sato.

After the meeting, I waited two days.

After our team meeting, I wanted to follow up.

The trip is ending tomorrow.

The bus door closed right in my face.

I almost quit writing that email.

The door clicks shut behind the last friend.

After our meeting, I wanted to send a follow-up email.

The rain taps on my window.

I walked home without an umbrella.

I wrote an email to my old teacher today.

The answer sat in my inbox all day.

I sent the follow-up email yesterday.

I used to think teaching was one-way.

It is late, and I write a letter.

Yesterday, I gave my manager a status update.

I used to read their emails with a heavy heart.

Tonight I found an old email.

I tied my shoes this morning.

Tonight I think about a small moment with my nephew.

We finally agreed on the price.

I sent a meeting note yesterday.

The screen glowed, but my eyes were heavy.

Every day I walk the same way home.

Rain taps on my window.

Every night, I write one email to myself.

I remember the night I nearly deleted that email.

I almost deleted that email.

Tonight the kitchen felt like a small stage.

I send a careful email to my doctor.

I wrote the email again today.

I saw the market full of people.

I wrote the email at midnight.

I remember the day I spoke English to a stranger.

After the meeting, I felt unsure about emailing.

The day leaves with a low orange glow.

Last month I almost stopped writing that big email.

Tonight I close my computer.