Sentence examples for I could mail from inspiring English sources
When I protested, I was told that I could mail the backpack to the warranty department and hope for a different answer.
Listen, I was wondering if I might bring it to you — I mean, I could mail it, but who can trust the mail these days, right?" My widow makes a noise of assent.
I sat down and wrote a letter to my neighbour who kept bees, asking for his help, but by some cosmic wackiness, before I could mail the envelope he pulled into my driveway in his old blue pickup truck.
Of course I retract all of this if it transpires that he knows Lithuania/Lithuanians well but until then I just wish I were Lithuanian so I could mail him one of Alfred's turds.
Maybe I could mail five or so copies to friends who wanted to help/engage in a little mischief, and they could plant the books in their city's bookstores.
Instead of encouraging clients to visit stores, it could mail more prescriptions directly to customers, which is more efficient.
This soft-spoken gentleman asked where I lived so he could mail me my phone.
The modern habit of Presidential addresses delivered in the Capitol began with Wilson, and I imagine more than once a President wished he could mail it in.
At least, I could send E-mail to his electronic address, which is widely available, not tell anyone at Microsoft I was doing it, and see what happened.
It could mail out one-time rebate checks.
