Sentence examples for back to mail from inspiring English sources
Of course, if you had to drive to the post office and back to mail your return, and perhaps stop to photocopy it, the online program could still be the winner.
If you click on a link in Mail, it'll take you to Safari to read it – but then, when you're done, there'll be a little "back to Mail" message in the corner, which you can click and get back to the message.
A steady stream of boxes arrives by Federal Express, and an opposing stream of boxes flows back to mail-order houses, containing parts that have bombed, along with letters from the brothers demanding an exchange or their money back.
Turning back to the Mail, a story of 1 January 2004, reported: "Government secretly admits: We can't cope with huge Gypsy invasion.
Go back to the "Mail, Contacts, Calendars" page under Settings.
We need to go back to e-mail".
If you mailed the application, your new passport will be mailed back to you via traceable mail.
Least likely to: Be asked back to the Daily Mail.
Back to the Daily Mail, the Sun, the Tories and their hysterical reaction to a surprisingly unambitious "constitution" for Europe.
Potential participants are also given a phone number and a postcard to mail back to reach study staff to indicate their interest.
