Sentence examples for batch of mail from inspiring English sources

B9 CLEANING THE MAIL -- The first batch of mail from Washington arrived in Lima, Ohio, for electron-beam sterilization.

Is Mr. Spielberg prepared for a new batch of mail after "The Pacific" is shown, from pilots, corpsmen, intelligence experts, Rosie the Riveters?

A batch of mail delivered to the Federal Reserve on Wednesday tested positive for anthrax today, the central bank said, raising further concern about cross-contamination among letters in the postal system or the possibility of new anthrax letters.

Federal authorities said today that they had found no evidence of anthrax contamination at the Federal Reserve's headquarters, a day after Fed officials said that a batch of mail sent to the agency had tested positive for anthrax.

Federal Reserve officials said the batch of mail that had tested positive had been handled by three employees at the Fed and by three outside contractors, all of whom were wearing protective suits for the routine screening.

B1 NO ANTHRAX AT FED -- Federal authorities said they had found no evidence of anthrax contamination at the Federal Reserve's headquarters, a day after Fed officials said that a batch of mail sent to the agency had tested positive for anthrax.

Of all the sticky situations Wile E. Coyote (Carnivorus vulgaris) has found himself in over the years--falling off cliff after cliff, blasted and singed by batch upon batch of mail-order TNT, betrayed by malfunctioning catapults, rockets and guns--even his creator never dreamed of this one.

A more potent anthrax-laden letter, to Senator Patrick Leahy, was found on November 16th; but that seems to be the last such letter in a huge batch of congressional mail that was quarantined on October 15th (after the discovery of a poisoned letter to Tom Daschle, the Senate majority leader).

Sometimes great pieces of original art take their own sweet time, as is the case with Assisted Living -- which should have Los Angeles theatre-goers sending a new batch of fan mail Holzman and Dooley's way.

Either way, expect a new batch of junk mail.

On July 22, 2016, WikiLeaks published its first batch of e-mails stolen from the D.N.C., and revelations contained in the e-mails became a favorite topic for the Trump campaign throughout the summer and fall.