Sentence examples for labels by mail from inspiring English sources

In the "old" days, the company had to ship samples of its labels by mail, a process that took two months; today it can deliver its samples in two weeks.

In red envelopes labeled "FedFlix," his DVD-by-mail variation on Netflix, the volunteers mail the DVD copies to Mr. Malamud's home in Northern California, where he uploads them to YouTube, the Internet Archive Web site and an independent server.

The labels came to me by mail from Germany, and were quite expensive, fifty cents for a set of twelve.

He was among the pioneers of self-released recordings when he started his Pacific Arts record label and initially sold recordings by mail order, including an innovative hybrid album-book titled "The Prison".

At one of the company's shipping centers, also in San Jose, workers earning $8.50 to $10.50 an hour apply mailing labels by hand.

After sample collection, DNA was preserved by placing the sponges in Oragene·ANIMAL stabilization solution, labeled, and then sent to our laboratory by mail.

However, Web, fax and disk-by-mail technologies yielded higher item completion rates than mail.

It could be through a Web site, by mail order via an 800 number, through a small or large label, or all of them; she's negotiating.

Or by mail.

And soon by mail.

Everything was done by mail.