Sentence examples for mail flyer from inspiring English sources

In 2008, he wasn't so shy, sending out a direct mail flyer to boast "Of the four leading Republican candidates, only [Romney] supports a Federal Marriage Amendment".

The melancholy black-and-white film stars Will Forte as a directionless man exasperated by his increasingly senile and difficult father, played by Bruce Dern, who is convinced that a misleading junk mail flyer is a true promise of riches.

The political campaigns did not shy away from the tried and true; the 30-second television ad, the direct mail flyer, yard signs, bumper stickers are alive and well.

A judgement last week found in favour of Prince Andrew, who had complained after the Daily Mail flew a helicopter over his home with the aim of photographing preparations for Princess Eugenie's birthday.

Even the humble postman was replaced in one vision – the mail flying to homes in pneumatic tubes.

Woody has received a junk-mail flyer appearing to promise him a lottery payout of $1m.

The program expected to recruit approximately 25 students each year of the 3-year grant.MS1 year students were recruited for the GCP via e-mail, flyer, and an introduction to the program presented during freshman student orientation.Students who expressed interest in primary care and being mentored were invited to an information session where the program was described in detail.

E-mails flew, encouraged by organizations like the Tea Party Patriots and the Heritage Foundation.

"I know many other C.E.O.'s of dot-coms, and there were a lot of e-mails flying around about this".

But on Tuesday, telephones were ringing and congratulatory e-mail flying as doctors, patients and other advocates of medicinal marijuana rejoiced at a major legal victory that effectively allows doctors to recommend the drug to patients.

This novel about the roller-coaster ride of modern motherhood brings its thrills and travails into such terrifying focus that it's practically an IMAX experience, with Lego, Disney videos, and corporate e-mails flying at you from all directions.