Sentence examples for about the postal from inspiring English sources

Talk story about the postal zone system put into effect to facilitate the sorting & delivering of mail.

There was a moment's relief when a Labour MP asked the prime minister about the postal strike.

But he expressed serious reservations about the postal service's plan to cut costs by moving postal workers into a new, supposedly cheaper health insurance plan.

Josie assumed that this was some sort of a comedy bit, that he was kidding about the postal job, but immediately someone stood up and yelled, "59715!" "Bozeman, Montana," he said.

By Ruth Flint, William McGuire, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 6 , 1944P. 19 Talk story about the postal zone system put into effect to facilitate the sorting & delivering of mail.

But the fable about the postal clerk and his wife, a Brooklyn librarian, scrimping to amass an astounding collection of modern art, cramming all 5,000 pieces in a rent-controlled one-bedroom apartment, then donating the whole kit and caboodle to the National Gallery of Art in Washington and galleries in all 50 states, is true.

But the moral position you have here today... you feel so strongly about protecting the postal service you're ready to put your health on the line...

We took advantage of the fact that our patients had completed earlier postal surveys to compare responders and non-responders with respect to gender, age, pain and health status scores and health care use in general, as well as use of specific 'home remedies' (e.g. cod liver oil) which had been enquired about in the postal questionnaires.

On Monday, F.B.I. agents questioned two men who lived at the Greenwood Village apartments in Hamilton, about three miles from the postal facility where the letters were postmarked.

But the rush of new information about anthrax and the postal system meant that the agency had little time to be deliberative.

Much of the vital correspondence that was once sent by mail is now handled over fax machines and e-mail, and by express-delivery services that typically require more information about senders than the postal system does.