Sentence examples for kind of mail from inspiring English sources

Part of our goal is to continue to say to people that the kind of mail that we put out is not the kind of mail that is the problem".

Carolyn Klass, who for the past thirty-eight years has been Cornell University's diagnostician for insect pests, gets this kind of mail every day.

Senators' offices in their states, which do not have the same kind of mail screening that the Capitol does, were told to look out for suspicious packages.

It was such a success that the next year the Red Cross made the seals available in post offices around the country, packaged with the message, "These stamps do not carry any kind of mail but any kind of mail will carry them".

The third category comes addressed door-to-door, and is actually the first kind of mail, pretending to be the second.

Mailbox fishing as distinct from phishing refers to a low-tech kind of mail theft that has spiked in recent years.

His fourth wife was a kind of mail-order teen-age bride from Yemen, whom he married while living in Afghanistan during the nineteen-nineties, according to the account of bin Laden's former Yemeni bodyguard.

It's a place where the narrator -- a former underground rock hero who thinks a skill-set is "some kind of mail-order frying pan" -- is a woeful anachronism among the "human resumes" who "study esoteric forms of South American combat and go on all-deer diets".

Surveying contemporary bridal immigrants, Zug acknowledges complexities, but emphasizes that, although American men who advertise for foreign brides tend to want "traditional" wives, the women who respond manifest a kind of "mail-order feminism": drawn to less patriarchal societies, many go to school and to work after marrying.

"They just kind of mailed the case in," Gary Eastburn told me.

You'll also need to select when you're mailing the package, whether or not it's flat rate (if not, provide the measurements), the value, and what kind of mailing service you want.