Sentence examples similar to mail guests from inspiring English sources

And it's kind of fun to meet people on the plane who have had a great experience, since I usually e-mail guests or talk with them on the phone.

So I get proportionately more e-mail, guest essays and comments about "the bad stuff".

You can use them to catch your mail, serve guests and steady your drink on top of an ottoman.

You can mail your guests, email them, call them, text them, Facebook them, or even tell them in person.

Their wedding invitation consisted of an e-mail directing guests to a wedding Web site.

Reservations can be made via phone and e-mail; hotel guests can slide in without hassle until 10 p.m. PLAYLIST The checkerboard floor of turquoise and ivory — those are the colors, not the materials — in front of the D.J. booth floods with dancers when Mister H is packed (a seemingly rare occurrence).

The subpoena, served on the governor's office Thursday, asked the administration to provide records for any phone logs, memos, e-mail messages, guest lists or correspondence involving Mr. D'Amiano.

A Daily Mail account said guests were told to bring their pajamas "for the sort of sleepover usually favoured by teenage girls".

Near the village of Ballyvaughan is the Burren Oaks B & B, run by Patricia Flaherty, telephone and fax (353-65) 7078043, and the Tullamore Farmhouse B & B, operated by Eileen Carroll, (353-65) 7071187, e-mail [email protected], where guests can fish for trout in the river.

Overseas travelers, actually, are coming back as well: In May, Rei Namikawa, a representative for the Benesse hotel, wrote in an e-mail that foreign guests have slowly been returning as the crisis wanes, adding that the hotel was fully booked during the Golden Week holidays that straddle April and May.

But Monkey is sure Sputnik spent all night telling another of its guests, Daily Mail diarist Richard Kay, what a splendid event it was.