Sentence examples for course of mail from inspiring English sources

Postal inspectors are tracking the course of mail sent to the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, trying to determine, in part, if it passes through the Postal Service's Morgan Processing and Distribution Center at 29th Street and Ninth Avenue, where traces of anthrax have already been found.

I somehow doubt that Nicol or McLellan asked for, or knew, that the image would end up on page 45 of yesterday's Mail on Sunday and, of course, on Mail Online (where it could be seen by Isis).

We return, of course, to stacks of mail and desks full of the work that piled up while we were away.

(p14) THE DAILY MAIL Of course the Mail puts Sarah Lancashire on its front page.

Of course, given the volume of mail, processing speed was not an issue in the 1700s.

"Instead, in the course of exchanging e-mail, this tool called the cellphone instilled in them a desire to write".

Google is likely the only consumer mail provider in the world with the scale required to get developers to write proprietary code on top of its own email platform (of course, enterprise mail services like Exchange ActiveSync are their own beast).

Of course, the Mail went much too far.

Of course the Mail can explore the similarities between the Milibands' politics.

Of course, the Mail later turned its attention to the actual murderers – and to commendable effect.

The Revs were quick to acknowledge the Mail's publicity: Of course, the Mail may have got things confused and meant the New England Patriots, who beat the Seahawks 28-24 in Arizona on Sunday.