Sentence examples for filling the mailboxes from inspiring English sources

She's been lurking, slowly filling the mailboxes.

A woman, a few years younger, stops filling the mailboxes with pens and sheets of paper advertising a new antidepressant and faces him squarely.

In July 2000 the school sent out 40,000 flyers with applications, filling the mailboxes of every eighth-grader in San Diego.

Filling the mailboxes of your potential donors with a fake bill from a collection agency is not "an empowering message of hope".

The Realtors, long-time players in congressional races, take a more traditional approach by spending their money on ads on cable television and radio and filling the mailboxes of district residents with direct mail touting Miller's record.

But not before David Trone, the man behind the chain store Total Wine, had pumped nearly $13 million of his own money into his campaign, setting a record for a congressional race and filling the mailboxes and airwaves in the district.

Other groups, some even more marginal, have filled the mailboxes of grass-roots conservatives with similar high-decibel appeals.

[C1.] Disney to Abandon Catalog for a Web-Only Effort The Walt Disney Company, an icon of mainstream America, will move against the grain of conventional business strategy this spring when it stops distributing a catalog that for the past decade has filled the mailboxes of tens of millions of households, and instead embarks on a Web-only initiative.

As envelopes fat and thin fill the mailboxes of hopeful college seniors around the country, it's important to remember that acceptance to a certain school does not guarantee wild wealth, international stardom, knighthood or all of the above.

People adopted e-mail because it didn't have telemarketers who called during dinner, or junk mail and catalogs that filled up the mailbox by the curb.

Do voters really care who's paying for the campaign ads that are filling their mailboxes and the airwaves?