Sentence examples similar to mail for printing from inspiring English sources
There are three ways to receive the cards: laminated, by mail; in PDF format, by e-mail, for printing at home; or in JPG format, by e-mail, for smartphones.
Last week, Sally Morgan -- a performer who bills herself as "Britain's best-loved psychic" -- sued the publisher of the Daily Mail for £150,000 for printing an article suggesting that she and other self-proclaimed psychics might be using trickery rather than mystical powers when they appear to talk to the dead.
But two sources familiar with the matter told me that Abedin forwarded only a handful of Clinton e-mails to her husband for printing.
(These other e-mail programs, like Microsoft Outlook for example, have their own methods for printing as well).
Fees for printing checks.
Some services like Picwing (picwing.com) even let you e-mail photos for printing.
The service for printed paper and parcel mail was improved in 1962 by the introduction of direct sea-mail links between Karāchi and Chittagong.
PCP has been in use since the 19th century for transporting mail, printed telegraph messages, machine parts, cash receipts, books, blood samples (in hospitals), and many other products.
He shredded junk mail printed specially for the occasion by Staples: a fake-credit-card offer made out to a fake name, Mike Haggs.
The Daily Mail has printed a completely fabricated story about my fiancée's mother opposing our marriage for religious reasons.
