English lessons about reports

I reviewed our sales numbers this week.

I needed to update the team on our project.

The big day comes soon.

Night felt very long.

I had a heavy question.

Tonight my body feels heavy.

Today, I fixed a tricky data error.

I was sorting through a dusty box tonight.

I have a big day tomorrow.

Today felt long and heavy.

I sit with my coffee, cold now.

It is late and the room is dark.

Yesterday I gave my boss a status update.

I found a bug in our app yesterday.

The system broke early on Tuesday.

I sent my last job application today.

The alarm rings at five.

The trip is almost over.

I wrote a new report today.

Last week I found a bug.

Tonight I sit with my old notebook.

Last week I had to share our sales numbers.

I remember my first time speaking English.

The day was full of numbers and talks.

My job applications are like small seeds.

Last week I had to tell the team the release would slip.

The street outside my window is still unknown.

Last week we deployed to staging early.

Today is my last day here.

I fold my shirts into neat squares.

Last week, I shared the sales numbers with my team.

I still think about my old teacher.

Last night I read my old report.

My room was full of old papers.

I wrote a lie in my report.

Yesterday, I gave my manager a status update.

I sit by the window on the plane.

I stared at the green curry for a long time.

Tonight I cleaned my small room.

I found an old photo in a drawer today.

The rain taps on the glass.

The street lamps glow like old friends.

I saw the strange dish on my plate.

I stared at the report for hours.

The plane lifts into the clouds.

The screen glows, but my eyes are heavy.

Last week I had to share bad numbers with my team.

I remember that rainy afternoon last spring.

Today I sent a report with a wrong number.

I remember my teacher, Mr. Silva.