Sentence examples for mail ahead from inspiring English sources

But, unknown to Davey, the damage had been done as Hayes had briefed the Daily Mail ahead of the conference.

Since July 23, Liberty for All has spent nearly $123,000 on Mr. Bentivolio's behalf, the bulk of it going to automated phone calls, phone banking and direct mail ahead of the Aug. 7 primary.

In a sign of just how highly he regarded Britain as an EU partner, Orbán placed a whole-page advert in the Daily Mail ahead of the referendum stating his support for remain.

His latest intervention in politics comes in a new epilogue to the book, Power Trip, from which extracts are being serialised in the Daily Mail ahead of its paperback release.

In the Celeb Diaries, which are being serialised in the Daily Mail ahead of publication next month, Frith describes how Heat became the battleground for a tiff between Elton John and George Michael after it ran a comment from Elton John urging his friend to "get out more".

Mail ahead to say that you "run a blog"; it works more often that you'd think.

Visits and tastings by appointment; call or e-mail ahead.

Call or e-mail ahead to inquire about arranging a more ambitious adventure, or to check on what activities are available based on current conditions.

I would e-mail ahead of time, giving her an easy way to change her mind: "'George' and I would love to spend the day with you.

The nearly inevitable wait for dinner (two or three hours at prime time, unless you e-mail ahead for a reservation) is made more pleasant by a free kegger.

"There is a true fascination in being able to hear the time; it harks back to another lifetime," Peter Speake-Marin, an independent watchmaker, wrote by e-mail ahead of the introduction of his first venture into the genre, the Renaissance Tourbillon Minute Repeater, at Baselworld, the watch fair that runs through Thursday.