Sentence examples for mail in return from inspiring English sources

Some of those will be used as regular postage, he said, but others will disappear into collection books, earning the Postal Service the price of the stamp without obliging it to deliver any mail in return.

PSI, whose technology helps large-volume mailers sort their outgoing mail in return for discounts from the Postal Service, will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Pitney Bowes and maintain its current management.

IF the Internal Revenue Service had its druthers, all the taxpayers and preparers who still mail in returns would get on their PC's and file over the Internet.

It should be no surprise that the first two weeks of April are the most popular time to mail in returns.

But Mailinator operates differently from other generators, most of which charge users a fee and require them to register (although many of these rivals also offer extra services like sending and forwarding e-mail in return).

In one document, an unnamed F.B.I. official referred to a possible "quid pro quo," in which another F.B.I. staffer would look into the possibility of changing the security classification of a Clinton e-mail in return for a senior State Department official, Patrick F. Kennedy, supporting an F.B.I. request for more of its agents to be allowed into Iraq.

Then you e-mail them possible times and films, receive three separate e-mails in return and coordinate your plans.

"I get dailies from them in the morning, which is the end of their work day, then I spend my day analyzing them and send them e-mails in return, which they get just as they are starting their work day," Mr. Foster said.

You can mail in your return in or electronically file your taxes.

Gmail, a new free e-mail service which Google is testing, offers users more than 100 times the storage space of rival e-mail services, in return for agreeing to sponsored links being placed in their e-mails.

Mr. Eidman took the mailing list from his years at the John Harms and sent out about 400 postcards, promising notice of coming shows if the recipients would submit their e-mail address in return.