Sentence examples for back to the mail from inspiring English sources

Turning back to the Mail, a story of 1 January 2004, reported: "Government secretly admits: We can't cope with huge Gypsy invasion.

But back to the mail.

Go back to the "Mail, Contacts, Calendars" page under Settings.

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.

Which brings me back to the e-mail message at the beginning of this article.

First it identified an AOL employee's password and sent it back to the e-mail's sender.

"I want to say 'no', but feel that the right thing is to say 'yes', so I am frozen and then I plan on going back to the e-mail to draft a reply, but it gets buried," she said.

Reporters sent e-mail back to the originating e-mail address and to the woman, whose e-mail address was included, in an effort to verify that the messages were genuine.

Keen observers of human nature would not be surprised to find cases stretching back to the origins of mail delivery in antiquity.

Then the questionnaires were sent to the six examination boards by courier in October, 2010, which, after being completed, were sent back to the researchers by mail within the following month.