Sentence examples for mail a paper from inspiring English sources
Rather, Cox would mail a paper check.
The Daily Mail, a paper which was once remarkable for its flair, has become startlingly boring, with page after page devoted to mad Cherie and her evil entourage.
Then Brown wrote a piece extolling the virtues of enterprise in the Daily Mail, a paper that enjoys 'most-hated' status in Number 10.
Coming from the Mail, a paper whose animosity toward the Labour Party goes back at least to 1924, when it published, just prior to an election, the notorious Zinoviev letter, that was high praise.
A photographer from The Sun was 'strongarmed' by a group of male students, one witness claimed, after he was wrongly recognised as a journalist for The Daily Mail, a paper widely distrusted by Cambridge students after reporting on the nudity and violence of previous years.
Now, the cynical among you may point out that this intervention is a bit late (the comments were made two weeks ago), were published on the front page of the Daily Mail, a paper with its own interesting view of women, and comes from a government not known for its firm stance on equality issues, but none of these entirely obscures the central point.
US Airways also mailed a paper letter to customers about the bankruptcy announcement and posted on its Web site video clips with its president discussing the situation.
For follow-up, participants were mailed a paper copy of the questionnaire with a self addressed and stamped envelope and also provided with a web link and given the option to reply online.
Computer software vendors allow the entry of the IPPIN in their software, however if you are mailing a paper tax return, make sure you enter the IPPIN in the appropriate box next to your signature on any of the Form 1040 series tax forms.
If a paper survey is preferred or participants do not respond to the e-mail, a paper version is sent to their home address.
We mailed a paper survey to all eligible subjects in three waves between January and March 2011.
