Sentence examples similar to I airmailed from inspiring English sources
"When I do this trick I always use airmail stamps," he says, his joke flying over the heads of children more familiar with e-mail.
I ordered an Airmail, a sort of fat, swaggering daiquiri made with honey and sparkling wine.
Many years ago, while languishing like Murphy in a London flat, I received an airmail envelope on which my name had been scratched with a ballpoint pen.
Certain experiments had been undertaken before World War I, such as airmail service between Hendon, on the northwestern outskirts of London, and Windsor in 1911 to mark the coronation of George V and flights between Paris and Bordeaux in 1913.
I wrote an article about the situation which impressed a diplomat acquaintance in Nairobi who urged me to send it — airmail in those days — to The Observer, a heavyweight British Sunday newspaper.
It continued on Page B2 in those copies and should have read: "They call it airmail.
When I was finished, I put the letter into the lightweight airmail envelope on which I'd typed the address: Delos, Glen Beach, Camps Bay, Cape 8001 South Africa.
I received your charming letter John and Sanford of the 8th.I heard there will be no more air mail letters sent, I don't know but I am sending this one airmail on 10th so you can tell when it comes to send only telegrams and 3¢ stamps on letters from now on.
After World War I, aviation began to expand its role into the civilian arena, starting with airmail flights.
