English lessons about work

I sent the follow-up email yesterday.

I just got off a call with a new client.

I walk home from the station.

I write three pages every morning.

I almost closed the file today.

I broke the website yesterday.

I pushed some code that broke the site.

I write one line every night before bed.

I did not sleep last night.

I called the client to follow up yesterday.

I tie my shoes for the first time in weeks.

I watched the last leaf fall.

My colleague said this bug was critical.

I pushed code without testing it properly.

I was nervous before the call.

I woke up and the room felt different.

I close my laptop and put on my shoes.

Yesterday I wrapped up the report.

Our numbers came in lower than we hoped this quarter.

I saw my old friend today.

I stand by the stove.

A colleague suggested a big new feature.

The morning light filters in softly.

Tonight, I think about choices.

I started a new idea.

Seeing the low test score felt tough.

The student felt really down.

I found a box tonight.

The email went out with a tiny typo.

I started a small new plan.

The early light enters my room.

I had to present our new project plan.

The warm mug fits my hands.

I remember that tough moment clearly.

Something broke down today.

The project felt endless, truly.

The streetlights cast a soft glow outside.

The streetlights appear, one by one.

I met with a student today.

The sky opened up suddenly.

I reviewed my teammate's new code.

Today, we talked about a new product ship date.

The day's tasks fade with the streetlights.

The city air shifts after a long day.

The city lights begin to fade.

I remember that strange dish on my plate.

My mother called me tonight.

The melody just played on the radio.

I put a tiny seed in the ground.

The first sharp nip arrived today.