Sentence examples for dispatch by the mail from inspiring English sources

Not the best week for the Mail, as politicians condemn its now infamous attack on Ed Miliband via his long-dead father and the dispatch by the Mail on Sunday of a reporter to infiltrate a family memorial service.

The Act sets administrative officials astride the flow of mail to inspect it, appraise it, write the addressee about it, and await a response before dispatching the mail.

But one person intimately familiar with the workings of the Springdale office at that time says that margin calls were automatically dispatched by mail from the Chicago office.

The monthly paper never materialized, but Mr. Iovine, a columnist with the alternative newspaper The Westchester County Weekly, began sending out news dispatches by e-mail.

Video Store magazine estimates that, beyond rentals, about 1.5 million DVD's, or 800 terabytes, are sold each day through Internet or telephone orders and dispatched by mail, FedEx or other parcel service.

Mateo's contributors sent him dispatches by e-mail, and he replied as best he could.

To serve a foreign state by certified mail under the FSIA, the service packet must be "addressed and dispatched by the clerk of the court to the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the foreign state concerned". Ibid.

Nestor was similarly dispatched by the I Squadron ships.

The unencrypted disks, carrying bank account details and addresses for 7.5 million families claiming monthly child benefits, were lost after the tax agency's headquarters dispatched them by mail courier to an audit office.

Described by the Daily Mail as a protege of Chancellor George Osborne, her confidence at the dispatch box has won her many fans, although some detractors describe her as "headgirlish".

ANSWERING MAIL The mail comes in by the bushel.