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I don't know what you mean about "notice somebody without sufficient time." I think you may mean to notify them, not to notice them.
A more informal way: Sorry for not giving you a better/longer heads-up |
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| #3 (permalink) Wed Jun 25, 2008 21:15 pm sorry for the short notice... |
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| maybe you want to mean at short notice. Here i have an example i quote: " Unfortunately, I might have to leave for Boston at short notice". Good luck!!!!!!!! |
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| #4 (permalink) Wed Jun 25, 2008 23:26 pm Phrase "sorry for the short notice..." |
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| "Sorry for leaving it so late." |
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| #5 (permalink) Thu Jun 26, 2008 20:59 pm Phrase "sorry for the short notice..." |
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| Hi MrPedantic, your phrase doesn't make sense for me and it is pretty clear that the person wanted to mean " notice somebody without enough time". Could be more specific with your phrase??????. Silvina. |
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| #7 (permalink) Thu Jun 26, 2008 22:05 pm Phrase "sorry for the short notice..." |
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Hi Hutopire,
The first word that springs to mind when I hear the term "online pharmacy" is spam. What do you think about online pharmacy and spam and how does it relate to this thread?
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| #8 (permalink) Thu Jun 26, 2008 22:31 pm Phrase "sorry for the short notice..." |
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| sipa2008 wrote: |
| Hi MrPedantic, your phrase doesn't make sense for me and it is pretty clear that the person wanted to mean " notice somebody without enough time". Could be more specific with your phrase??????. Silvina. |
Hello Silvina,
I meant "Sorry for leaving it so late (before letting you know)."
In the context of "short notice", it might serve.
Best wishes,
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| #9 (permalink) Fri Jun 27, 2008 21:01 pm Phrase "sorry for the short notice..." |
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| Hi Alan, I have a query what is the difference between latitude and liberty and in what context they can be used. Thank in advance. Silvina. |
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