I am emailing the EPKs. What do I do before I send them? Do I notify the recipients of its arrival before I actually send them?

That usually just means it has a runny nose or that it’s hot. Sometimes, a dog may even do it for attention.

All trains have mechanical air-pressure operated brakes. The air pressure holds them up off the wheels. Without air pressure, they fall down. On such old trains, pulling the cord or...

I wash before freezing, sometimes I even cut them, because then I can use them straight out of the freezer after they've defrosted.

If it has been 24 hours, I don't think so. It's the same when someone sends you a sentence in the "chat" and you don't open it. It expires after...

Just say, "Sorry for any misunderstanding, but my party is only for a few people and I didn't invite you. You didn't invite me to your party, so it's only...

If you're still working on the form, you can always click on the back arrows to return to the previous questions to change your answers. But if you've already submitted...

No. They'll warm up from your body heat when you wear them. If you don't want cold jeans, simply let them warm up to room temp.

It would be better saying "Dear HR representative" instead. "To whom it may concern" is a very broad, generic and old-fashioned statement that I would avoid.

Actually, both ways are correct. But the most suitable and easy way is to write like Rxe8. That way will also be easy to write it quickly.

Attach a cover letter to your email to clarify which job you're applying for and to explain why you'd be the ideal candidate for the position.