Sentence examples for back to postcard from inspiring English sources

Back to Postcard Perfect.

I've been a fan of Ken's since I first saw his postcards back in the late 1970s.

Their photographic sources put them in a lineage that stretches all the way back to those postcard-sourced landscapes, but their icy flesh and kitschy poses rhyme, defiantly, with the fascistic painting of the day.

TCP tells the destination computer to send a periodic confirmation postcard back to your computer, telling it that all postcards up to number X have been received.

A blissful, newly married Valerie Eliot sent a postcard back to her secretarial colleagues at Faber, "I have so much to tell you on Monday so prepare to do no work!" she wrote.

Those who mailed the postcard back to the United Kingdom could expect to receive a shilling for their troubles, the message promised.

And maybe, while he's at it, he could also send a postcard back to Andrew Bynum.

A couple just found one on a German island, and sent the postcard back to the group (which still exists).

Voters registered through the automatic registration process are registered as unaffiliated voters unless they send a postcard back to the state opting to be registered as Democrats or with another party.

The few words that Roald Dahl wrote back to me on a postcard from Norway are implanted in my brain and I can recite them without taking a breath: "My dear Danny -- Your splendid letter has followed me here.

"Many of the images will regain their color and opacity if you mouseover them, and all will allow you to flip them over and send a little postcard back to Califone's Tumblr (or reblog one to your own) if you click on them".