Sentence examples for forwarded by mail from inspiring English sources

Later that day, Confederate Treasury Secretary Christopher Memminger submitted a report to the House of Representatives that reiterated Davis's concerns and singled out Upham's role in the crisis: "[P]rinted advertisements have been found stating that the counterfeit notes, in any quantity, will be forwarded by mail from Chestnut street, in Philadelphia".

The girl who took the message asked if there was a telephone at the place, told that there wasn't she said that the telegram would be delivered by special messenger from the nearest W. U. office, at a cost to be ascertained later, or else forwarded by mail.

According to the site, inmates do not have computers or access to the Internet, so all responses are printed out and forwarded by regular mail.

Beginning in April, the city's Office of Emergency Management began holding meetings to discuss ideas, including many that were forwarded by e-mail.

Calls are made by dialing a local access number (available on the site and usually a free call) and entering a PIN that has been forwarded by e-mail.

These stories, more numerous than could ever fit into this or any newspaper, appeared on personal Web pages and discussion boards and were forwarded by e-mail to millions.

Mr. Weisberg, who at 35 is the dean of the lot; Mr. Tapper, 30; and the members of the National Review's staff, who range in age from 25 (Mr. Ponnuru) to 31 (Mr. Lowry, the editor), all have their articles forwarded by e-mail to friends, competitors and sources.

The questionnaire was forwarded by e-mail to all members of PANLAR, containing, among other evaluations, 20 specific questions about ERA.

This handbook was also forwarded by e-mail to the patient's GP who in addition received a clinical report form (CRF) specially prepared to help detect any physical events.

"Go be a masterful and ingenious steward," Mr. Wieseltier commanded, in an e-mail forwarded by Mr. Stein.

They turn up in cyberspace all the time, often in group e-mails forwarded by easily amused friends.