Sentence examples for made by mail from inspiring English sources

As a result there is no phone in the school and communication must be made by mail or telegraph.

Purchases may be made by mail (Post Office Box 738, Lakeville 06039), at the box office on concert day, or by phone at (860) 860-7126.

Applications can be made by mail to the Embassy of Vietnam, (202) 861-2293 or (202) 861-0694; on the Web at www.vietnamembassy-usa.org.

Campground reservations must be made by mail or in person; the park's Web site, www.baxterstateparkauthority.com, has forms that can be printed.

Under state law in Washington, where nearly every vote is made by mail, ballots must carry a postmark through Election Day "from anywhere on the planet," said David Ammons, a spokesman for the secretary of state's office there.

Specific use of DNS is made by mail transport agents by looking at MX records to find the next hop mail server.

Finally, we investigated whether reports made by post, fax, or e-mail were more timely.

All reservations must be made by regular mail.

Labour sources said Miliband had also looked into the claims made by the Mail and "regards them as complete nonsense".

I think that Harman and Dromey, by talking of PIE as "vile" and "loathsome" and by pointing to their contemporaneous hostility to it, have answered the central points made by the Mail.

In a furious response, Harman told ITV she strongly denied the "horrific" allegations made by the Mail, repeating accusations that the newspaper had mounted a smear campaign against her for political reasons.