Sentence examples for bring postcards from inspiring English sources

If you are at camp for a long time, bring postcards etc.

Each ride brings postcard-worthy scenery (think rolling hills in Montalcino and cypress-lined roads in Castiglione della Pescaia), encouraging you to hop back on that bike to see more.

Some tourists bring home postcards or trinkets as souvenirs from a trip.

Wolfgang asks the narrator to bring a postcard with a picture of a sculpture of a dog by Giacometti to "my black love," Miosvatis, back in Havana.

'Yes, it does.' She hands me a Virago publicity poster from 1985, decorated with the cover of every classic then available (Callil chose most of the covers herself; friends were always bringing her postcards of paintings of women, picked up in little-known Norwegian art galleries).

I was now bringing these postcards of the painting to give them as a gift.

I've also begun bringing the postcards to events (most recently The New York City Poetry Festival) and plan to continue doing so.

Here's how the project works: I bring my signature postcards, which feature my photo collage of New York images, to random places throughout the city.

I would think twice before spending my precious downtime at a resort called Cancer Alley, despite the pleasure it would bring to send out postcards from such a place.

Very few have studied the viability of postcard prenotification even though use of postcards brings about rather substantial cost savings relative to other forms; what information exists comes from studies undertaken in the context of a telephone survey.

In addition, prenotification via postcard might bring about significant cost savings over the use of letters with very little detriment to overall participation.