Sentence examples for cards were mailed from inspiring English sources

In '53, domr 3,500,000,000 cards were mailed, carrying greetings of one sort or another.

James Coultress, a Texas postal spokesman, said last week that 1.2 million White House Christmas cards were mailed from Austin, but with a special Crawford postmark stamp made specially to attach to the Austin mail equipment.

One family event had not happened when the cards were mailed -- "the wedding of Aunt Cristina and Uncle Chris," otherwise known as Andrew Cuomo's brother, CHRIS CUOMO, a correspondent for ABC News, and CRISTINA GREEVEN, the editor in chief of Manhattan File magazine.

Ms. Tucker said she did not know how or where the Bushes' cards were mailed, but at least a few that arrived in the Washington area on Saturday bore Dec. 3 postmarks from Crawford, Tex., the one-stoplight town seven miles from Mr. Bush's 1,600-acre 1,600-acre

Report cards were mailed to the house.

A California law that takes effect next month goes a step further: it will require a notice on warranty cards telling customers that their warranty rights will remain intact whether or not the cards are mailed in.

Not only do poor villagers know how much rice they should collect, and the extent of the subsidy, but when information cards are mailed out, local political leaders and other intermediaries also know that the aid recipients understand what they should be receiving.

The cards are mailed on thick, 100% cotton paper, and most designs are hand-pressed.

Cards are mailed for you for $0.49-$0.49-$1.99h also makes it something of a no-brainer for those of us whose penmanship has long since suffered from lack of regular handwriting in our day-to-day lives.

These cards are mailed on the day of the commencement to announce the graduation; however, an invitation to attend the ceremony is not included.

The $20 grocery store gift cards are mailed by research staff to participants in the week following their survey completion.