Sentence examples for mail copy from inspiring English sources

Apparently the Interior ministry claim at that around 25% of veil-wearers are recent converts from non-Muslim backgrounds, but that's from a Daily Mail copy of a Reuters infographic based on stats that apparently haven't don't exist in the public domain.

While Iacullo and the boy's mother were held in a local county jail in 2011, Nassar requested a "mail cover" to track correspondence between the pair, enabling staff to intercept the mail, copy it, and provide it to Nassar for review before it was sent to its intended recipient. .

The Daily Mail copied 98% of the text directly from the press release.

As soon as the viruses hit, they get into the software's address book and mail copies of themselves to every e-mail address listed.

As people from other cities started asking the Hopkins staff to mail copies of their pamphlets, Dr. Rabins and Ms. Mace decided they needed a publisher.

In fact, he liked to take photos with these new friends, then mail copies of the photos along with a note.

Kris administers rough justice, and after the couple finds medical files on the farm's premises, they mail copies of "Walden" to other former hosts of the worm, who are thereby awakened.

A year later, Coster-Mullen received in the mail copies of four file cards from the National Archives, which contained a detailed synopsis of an eighty-two-page paper that had once been in the archives but was withdrawn.

American demand for the magazine is so intense that message boards have sprung up on Reddit, with posters from around the world asking French members to mail copies to the midwest and Italy.

defer.add img); Mail copies of your demo to record companies or to other singers that you admire.

A postpaid printed copy is $12.95; an e-mail copy is $9.95.