Sentence examples for mail in case from inspiring English sources

As we all know, a Queen never opens mail in case of danger, and she was lucky she did not because the person who did died!

It covers how to identify potential leaders, orders latex gloves to be used when handling mail in case of hazardous chemicals, and specifies the number of military police to be present when prisoners take showers.

"The blokeish braying over Theresa May's breasts does us all a disservice," lamented Channel 4 News's Cathy Newman, in an online column adorned by three images of May in That Dress (two in screengrabs from the Mail) in case readers might have forgotten what the braying was about.

You should keep an eye on your junk mail in case our messages are filtered out as spam.

As soon as I get to my desk I'm always keen to check my mail (both e-mail and snail mail) in case anyone has sent me new images to look at.

The U.S. mail, in case this needs to be said, is not a safe way to transmit such information.

11] that it had used United States, British and French intelligence services to tap phone lines and open mail in cases involving internal security.

What he typed could not even be sent as an e-mail, in case it crashed the ancient Arpanet system; he had to send a message to say that it could be downloaded.

To limit the chance of misinterpretation, participants could contact us by e-mail in case of any ambiguity.

Besides replacement of communication through telephone- and e-mail in case of non-urgent matters, care as usual will not be altered.

In addition, every freezer should be equipped with an alarm system to give notification (via phone, text, or e-mail) in case of temperature fluctuations according to local practice.