Sentence examples for mail and will from inspiring English sources

The election is being held mostly by mail and will conclude Tuesday.

The BBC drama will be "epic in scope", McQueen told the Daily Mail, and will chronicle the lives of a group of friends and their families from 1968 to 2014.

PAGE C1 FedEx to Haul Mail The Postal Service will pay FedEx about $6.3 billion over seven years to transport some mail and will allow FedEx collection boxes at post offices around the country.

The books will be available for purchase on the Internet, by fax, telephone or mail, and will include titles intended to help passengers better appreciate the people and places they encounter.

As with the hive, bees can be ordered through the U.S. mail and will arrive in three-pound packages.

The new client is called Windows Live Mail and will be a desktop client that provides Hotmail's feature set locally on a users desktop.

Readers will also be able to receive closing prices of their stocks and mutual funds by e-mail and will be able to receive midday alerts about sharp price shifts or business news that affects them.

Although even the most optimistic projections predict that only about a million consumers -- a small fraction of the overall phone market -- may make use of the service by the end of this year, industry executives hope that Internet phones will ultimately become as common as e-mail and will significantly displace traditional wired phone connections in much the same way that cellphones have.

Patients can send as many questions as they want by e-mail and will receive extensive replies quickly from physicians.

It will be more of an integrated, persistent message store that is just mapped into your e-mail and will look more like instant messaging.

Interested patients will then receive an information brochure and an informed consent form via e-mail and will be invited to take the baseline diagnostic interview.