Sentence examples for mail a book from inspiring English sources

branch of the Irving Trust Company received in the mail a book of new checks of….

branch of the Irving Trust Company received in the mail a book of new checks of the "personalized" variety.

He wrote Anand long humorous letters; he wrote about the garden; he gave religious advice; at great expense he sent by air mail a book called 'Outwitting Our Nerves' by two American women psychologists.

She recently passed along the message to friends, mailed a book and is awaiting her first package in return.

My in-box was flooded with e-mails, including one from a librarian at a Brooklyn high school who offered to mail me a book gnawed beyond recognition by a student's dog.

Instead, they want to satisfy fairly tightly defined needs; they want to offer a music player, or Web mail, or a book reader.

Subscribers to White's research reports–a separate business from his management operation each month receive in the mail a fat book with hundreds of pages of nothing but numbers, including price and valuation data on more than 2,500 stocks, along with his analysts' recommendations.

At this point, I have enough of these e-mails for a book.

The two published their e-mails as a book titled "Imagologies: Media Philosophy".

The two hedge fund managers reportedly made up in recent years, when Mr. Loeb mailed Mr. Griffin a book on diet and exercise.

Their premise is that the average consumer wants to plan a trip, check on a portfolio, tap e-mail, buy a book or play a game against unseen opponents -- all while driving, walking or feigning attention in a business meeting.