Wondering how to use Memo in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as memorandum or note.
Memo in a sentence
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Memo meaning
- A short note; a memorandum.
- A record of partial results that can be reused later without recomputation.
Synonyms of Memo
Example sentences (20)
Additionally, since 2020, Aurora’s snowpack has been well below the annual average, according to a city staff memo.
Simon Harris, Justice Minister, will bring a memo to Cabinet to establish a statutory agency for domestic violence.
Additionally, the memo contended that it may be successful to deny Joe Biden the verified electors he need to win.
Spotify is not an exception to these realities,” Ek added in the memo, which was also posted to Spotify’s website.
Other Seeking Arrangements reviews might classify it as a sugar dating site, but they’ve clearly missed the memo.
She merged into the middle lane, and her Hyundai struck Vandergriff’s bicycle, according to a State Patrol crash memo.
Russell had not read the memo, though, and smashed the antique guitar against a wall, while shouting “Music time is over”.
The Memo is decked out to fit in perfectly with the show's retro feel, but remains instantly recognisable.
The memo arose from the far-Left culture that is now deeply rooted in the FBI and the Justice Department.
MEMO has clients across the world of sport, from Matchroom to Queensberry and Monster Energy to PFL MMA.
The memo circulated backstage was titled “Healthy and Safety Protocols Relating to Matches,” and it went into effect this month.
His research contributed to a memo that was circulated in the General Assembly of the United Nations.
Somehow the activists had missed the memo about how electric robotaxis would cut carbon emissions and vastly improve road safety.
The vice president “immediately submitted that most of what the inspector was talking about was not understood,” the memo stated.
Memo to lame-duck City Councilor Kendra Lara: Now you can flop back into public housing, or just move to Somerville once and for all.
D’Amaro’s Thursday memo said Disney will not ask the remaining employees to relocate to Florida.
I’m not sure Peay got that memo, as his performance of Zac Brown Band’s “Colder Weather” was very good… but also extremely predictable.
Later in the hearing, Roy went a step further – claiming that Garland’s memo labeled a particular Virginia parent a domestic terrorist.
A memo among the documents robotically lays out the marks DeSantis needs to hit in the debate.
It’s not clear what the trio discussed in Biden’s office, but Hunter had emailed Archer a Burisma strategy memo just three days earlier.
Common combinations with memo
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the memo 68×
- memo to 16×
- internal memo 13×
- in memo 13×
- memo that 9×
- memo states 8×
- memo sent 7×
- memo from 7×
- memo said 6×
- memo for 4×
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