Sentence examples for mail calls from inspiring English sources

The Mail calls their leaders "antedeluvian monsters".

Incidental Intelligence: A Texas firm that sells shelled pecans by mail calls itself Nuts-To-Yu".

So it is that the Daily Mail calls for market-rigging bankers to be banged up.

It means to keep schtum while the Daily Mail calls independent judges "enemies of the people".

The Mail calls it "an extraordinary dossier" while Whelen labelled it "a pathetic Tory attack".

The New Yorker, June 26 , 1948 P. 18Incidental Intelligence: A Texas firm that sells shelled pecans by mail calls itself Nuts-To-Yu".

B3 Daily Mail Call the Midwife review.

Mail Call The presents have been opened.

And of course there is mail call -- or e-mail call, at least.

The Daily Mail called it "an astonishing and venomous attack".

He attacked the Daily Mail, calling it the "Daily Malicious".