Sentence examples for either mailing from inspiring English sources

Heavy stock traders have the option of either mailing their brokerage print-outs as an attachment to Schedule D after e-filing, or importing all their capital gains or losses into e-filed forms.

Oregon holds a primary conducted entirely by mail; voters have the option of either mailing their ballots back to the state's elections office or dropping them off at designated ballot-return boxes.

S/he uses the patient registry to identify patients who are unscreened and implement outreach either mailing out letters or responding to phone calls to patients, and mailing out FOBT kits to unscreened patients.

For example, in a US study by Sparks et al. [ 58], heterosexuals aged 14 years or older were given a choice of either mailing a specimen for testing or returning to the clinic for retesting, and 30% of participants in the intervention arm chose the mailed retesting option compared with 70% who opted to attend the clinic for rescreening.

You can apply for a passport by downloading and printing the form (form DS-11 if this is your first passport, form DS-82 for passport renewal) from the U.S. Department of State's website, filling it out, and either mailing it in (renewals only) or dropping it off at a designated U.S. passport acceptance facility.

Colorado is one of three states where voters have the option of either mailing in a paper ballot or voting in person.

The voters or assistants then either mailed in the printed ballots or dropped them off at election stations.

"The first is as a true wish list, where you either mail it out to someone, or have a parent do it," she said.

Software registration forms that you either mail in or fill out and submit online are typical places you might see that sort of thing.

If friends were coming to visit from out of town, she either mailed them the key or left it nearby at the dry cleaners.

Any of the town's 87,000 residents wanting to opt out of the Web site can either mail their request, along with proof of residency, to the town assessor or go to his office.