Sentence examples for mail a copy from inspiring English sources
That's when I received in the mail a copy of Celebrity, the magazine produced by Celebrity Centre.
The company now requires that new customers fax or mail a copy of a canceled check to establish their ownership of an account before transferring money from it.
A few years ago, having told Roger that story, I received in the mail a copy of "Roger Ebert's Four-Star Reviews," inscribed to a "fellow lover of 'The Third Man.' " I will not be parting with it.
Drugs would probably have been a more obvious explanation for my cheeriness than the truth: I was waiting to mail a copy of "Portnoy's Complaint" that I had sold for 50 cents through Half.com to a woman in Oklahoma.
The Service will forward by regular mail a copy of any notice or decision that is being served on the alien only to the attorney or representative of record.
I would also like you to mail a copy of your report to me, so I can try to figure out what (if anything) is really going on to put some more definite information here.
That the millions of users of nature.com can now sign up for an e-mail a copy of the table of contents for the The Journal of Human Genetics issue in which your article is published.
But the e-mail, a copy of which was reviewed by The New York Times, did not capture the full story behind the wire, which turned out to contain customer money.
"I would like to offer my service, expertise and knowledge with security," Mr. Hoshko said in the e-mail, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times.
Mr. Scheuer's e-mail, a copy of which was made available to The New York Times, was a dissenting note in what has otherwise been largely glowing reaction to the Sept. 11 commission's final report last month, which has set off broad debate about how best to restructure the intelligence community.
In early September, a spokesman for Google e-mailed Knopf to ask for an advance copy of the book, saying that it sounded like "an interesting an important read for us," according to the e-mail, a copy of which was obtained by The Times.
