Sentence examples for able to mail a from inspiring English sources

Speaking over the phone, Kerr told me how upset his sister's son was when he found out that he wouldn't be able to mail a letter to Santa.

You should be able to mail it".

We originally selected a random sample from the Ontario Cancer Registry; however we were only able to mail surveys to approximately one-half of the sample from 1998 and just over one-third of the sample in 2005 (see Figure 1).

You may be able to mail-order a replacement part inexpensively and replace it on your own.

On the "To" field, you can type in your own e-mail address, as filling this field is required to be able to send a mass e-mail.

You used to be able to mail-order all of this stuff.

In OS X's mail app, you will be able to send a 5GB encrypted attachment with your email.

Maybe in 1996 when computers were still exclusively the domain of dudes playing Quake, but I don't see how you can be a functional adult nowadays without being able to send an e-mail.

By tracking purchases online and obtaining e-mail addresses through registrations, he said, "we'll be able to e-mail a person about new items coming into the store, or sales".

I was also able to e-mail it a command to, say, take a picture of something (for instance, my mother-in-law), which it would then e-mail back to me.

A new device -- variously known as the telecomputer, interactive television or the black box -- could be plonked down on top of the American television to offer the viewer an entirely new experience, one in which he would be able to e-mail, shop and access a virtual library of movies from his couch.