Sentence examples for be mailed from from inspiring English sources

Your application should be mailed from outside Canada, and the check cannot be sent to a Canadian address.

In Nepal, one embassy worker said the ballot could be mailed from the United States, which it cannot; in Chester County, Pennsylvania, an election supervisor had no idea what it was.

(One catch: The shards have to be mailed from inside Japan, but after spending $237 for one glass, what's a ticket to Tokyo?) Similar man-proofing could be seen at the display for the Qooq (pronounced cook), a French gadget that combines a tablet computer loaded with step-by-step video instructions for more than 1,000 recipes with a splash-resistant plastic hull.

Finally, on Tuesday afternoon, she learned from her employer that the direct deposit didn't go through and that she'll have to request a paper paycheck -- which will take several more days to be mailed from Atlanta.

Braille letters can only be mailed from Braille printing stations.

One of the letters was mailed from New York City.

Each letter was mailed from Trenton on Oct. 9, 2001.

All the letters were mailed from Midtown Manhattan at the same time, on a weekday afternoon.

But they have not yet determined precisely where it had been mailed from.

(The case fell to the Newark office because many of the letters were mailed from New Jersey).

It was mailed from a town in northern Californian with the suggestive name of Eureka.