Sentence examples similar to mail characters from inspiring English sources

Alongside those missives from friends and that drudgery from the office is a cast of e-mail characters with fantastic names promising all manner of stuff for sale.

Here is the Brown letter, as reprinted in Ms. Myers' e-mail: Friends, Character counts and issues matter.

Players are also able to send mail to various characters in the game as well as to other players.

"I find it therapeutic when I am choosing girly clothes at stores and sending e-mails with cute characters".

Online reviewers have criticized the author for her plodding prose and habit of printing lengthy contracts and e-mail exchanges between characters in the text.

In 1999, when Betty was celebrating 30 years on-screen, Alison Boshoff of the Daily Mail praised the character's never changing style: "for 30 years, one favourite fixture of Coronation Street has remained exactly the same barmaid Betty Turpin.

As the game progresses, the player receives e-mail messages from fictional characters working on the case.

"It's not immediately evident whether the part's friend, or foe, or a bit of both," a source told the Mail, adding that his character is "extremely cunning" and "a nemesis of sorts".

Two of the most popular @BronxZoosCobra and @A_single_bear insisted on communicating only by e-mail, in animal character.

(Steinem wrote me in an e-mail that the character wasn't "totally" based on Zuckerman: "The purpose of the two stories in that chapter was not reporting; otherwise I would have used names.

The Daily Mail Something tells me these characters are going to find their way up our nostrils in no time.