Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• May 12, 2012 ... I asked her for her email and said I would send the email immediately. I asked her how I would know what length I would want and at what time she could meet me (since 11am didn't sound feasible on her end). She told me ...
• Dec 29, 2013 ... I asked her for her email address so that we could stay in touch. She plainly said, “No, I don't have email–we lost everything, our computers, our cars, our house, we lost everything, EXCEPT OUR DAUGHTER.” Let me tell you ...
• Jun 18, 2011 ... We were sitting beside each other, and we started talking, and I never do this but before she left I asked her for her email address and I told her I would come to Brazil to spend time with her." I believe Derwood when he says ...
• I asked her for her email in case I had any further questions, and then she moved away. I observed the girls try to explain the story behind the dance to the boys for a few more minutes before gathering my things and leaving. Originally, I was ...

• ... there's a new girl in my life. Please don't suggest move out of my parent's house because I'll be working on that soon... So what do you guys think if I asked for her email? Maybe the girls her can give me their opinion as well.
• ... a concert of the Bechet Society and I heard a young Israeli lady on clarinet play a duet with guitarist Howard Alden on Jelly Roll Morton's “Shreveport Stomp.” It was amazing and it was the first time I met Anat Cohen. I asked for her email.
• I asked for her email address to send her the script and ironically her email name was identical to her character in the script. I'm thinking, “This must be fate”. Jennifer called me the next day and said how much she loved the script. She told me ...
• I asked for her email address. At the first email I sent her, she responded by telling me that men and women can't be friends and that she already knew that as a typical male, I was trying to bed her. I was not trying to bed her and neither did she ...