Sentence examples for earlier mail from inspiring English sources

By the end of Tuesday, he had sent out four applications via FedEx, paid for by Legal Aid in an effort to avoid the earlier mail problems.

The first webmail imitated earlier mail clients by displaying messages in chronological order.

The earliest mail was made of hand-forged links, each individual link riveted together.

One other notable point: an early Mail Online report of the Kensington Palace statement made no mention of press intrusion, merely using the statement as confirmation of the couple's relationship.

His early mailed pieces were one-of-a-kind collages and drawings laced with verbal and visual puns.

When applications are received on the same day, the application with the earliest mailing date, as evidenced by the postmark, will be processed first.

To deal with the nearly three-month hiatus after early June, the DNC could create the equivalent of an early mail-in ballot for superdelegates with a deadline, say, one week after the last primary.

His aides pointed to statistics showing that a slightly higher percentage of African-Americans had voted early in North Carolina compared with the percentage at this point four years ago, and that their percentages are up along with those of Hispanics in the early mail-in vote in Florida, which they attributed to their turnout operations.

Until then, anyone calling LL Bean, Orvis or any of the early mail-order outfits had to eat whatever toll charges they incurred on top of shipping and handling.

Early mail-in ballots and regular ballots cast in person on election day were counted long ago.

Most undecided voters were breaking to McSally, and with many voters having already cast their ballots ― Arizona allows early mail-in balloting ― it's difficult to see either opponent catching her.