Sentence examples similar to dispatch mail to from inspiring English sources

In 1928, Theodore Pratt wrote about the system of underground pneumatic tubes that was then used to dispatch mail around the city.

Oxford University Press printed out copies of the bibliography and dispatched snail mail to Ireland.

They dispatch e-mail to the company seeking dates.

Word that Locker's job might be in jeopardy has roiled the ranks of employment lawyers since late last week, prompting supporters to dispatch e-mails to Gov. Gray Davis.

Richard G. Ketchum, Finra's chief executive, often dispatches e-mails to Mr. Funkhouser's team after the S.E.C. files a case that originated at Finra.

Before dispatching a truck loaded with mail to a local post office, the sensors could "ping" for any radio tags intended for that office, locating mailbags that might have been overlooked.

In Ohio, an automated recorded-voice survey by the Democratic-affiliated firm Public Policy Polling gives Obama a 4 percentage point advantage, while a new Columbus Dispatch mail-in survey gives Obama a 9-point lead.

So the company, which sells travel by direct mail to people over 50, put more boats on the schedule and dispatched another mailing.

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.

Then another idea occurred to him: what if he simply used the network to dispatch a single e-mail to all of them?

When she first saw that blurb, she dispatched a friendly e-mail to Stumptown, both to say thanks and to point out politely that someone had misspelled her last name.