Sentence examples for hand mail from inspiring English sources

Publishers can distribute through licensed newsstands, news stores, by hand, mail and other means.

On one hand, Mail Online is roaring away: up to a whopping 146 million unique browsers worldwide (47 million of them in Britain) in September's ABCs.

One evening, while the kids were in the basement watching a movie with their friends, she sat down and wrote a letter by hand, mailing it to the last address for Angela that she could find.

Alternatively, rivals may hand over mail to the national operator for final delivery, akin to the last-mile connection that gives new entrants access to existing telecoms infrastructure.

The two fell out spectacularly after Green failed to hand the Mail a promised exclusive on Top Shop's new Kate Moss range - and Dacre was shaking with rage when Green paid up.

At the time, the league had a scoring crew at every game who would compile statistics by hand and mail them into the league office, where they were all tracked in a ledger book by a single person.

Many followers of the trial sent Hand hate mail for his decision.

Room temperature transport in folders or envelopes (by hand or mail) has been common for years.

He hands out mail containing money and important papers to the 1,534 people who use the building's address as their own.

"While on the one hand e-mail encourages people to write," she said, "on the other hand it discourages people to write thoughtfully".

The invitations for the event, reading "The manager/postmaster New York Division and the employees of Radio City Station cordially invite you to our open house," were sent to residential customers by hand, a mailing method known as leafleting.