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Hujian1979 Posted 12 years ago
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could you explain the sentence for me ?

In the fall of 1992, John’s former Disney colleague Joe Ranft had come aboard, fresh from working on Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas.
  

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In future, please include your question in the message box, not in the subject line. hujian1979 could you explain the sentence for me ? Which words do you not understand?

— Mister Micawber

  • In future, please include your question in the message box, not in the subject line.
  • hujian1979 could you explain the sentence for me ?
  • Which words do you not understand?
  • Most of the sentence seems straightforward and unidiomatic to me.
  • 'Come aboard' = join the company; 'fresh' = recently.
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In future, please include your question in the message box, not in the subject line.
hujian1979 could you explain the sentence for me ?
Which words do you not understand? Most of the sentence seems straightforward and unidiomatic to me. 'Come aboard' = join the company; 'fresh' = recently.
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Mister MicawberIn future, please include your question in the message box, not in the subject line.hujian1979 could you explain the sentence for me ?Which words do you not understand? Most of the sentence seems straightforward and unidiomatic to me. 'Come aboard' = join the company; 'fresh' = recently.
" in the message box, not in the subject line"
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"Could you explain the sentence for me?

In the fall of 1992, John’s former Disney colleague Joe Ranft had come aboard, fresh from working on Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas."
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Mister Micawber"Could you explain the sentence for me?In the fall of 1992, John’s former Disney colleague Joe Ranft had come aboard, fresh from working on Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas."
but i have to write something in the message box. right?
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hujian1979 i have to write something in the message box. right?
EVERYTHING goes in this message box. The subject line is just for the...subject, e.g., "Come on board?"
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