Sentence examples for mail landed from inspiring English sources

Waves of hostile mail landed on the couple and also on their guests.

Instead the Daily Caller went with "Porn Star Campaigns For Hillary Clinton," while the Daily Mail landed upon "Miss Universe 'fat-shamed' by Donald Trump was accused of threatening to kill a judge and being an accomplice to a MURDER bid in her native Venezuela," noting that it was "unknown if [the] Clinton campaign vetted Machado".

That e-mail landed a few weeks ago.

Nowhere more so than in Africa, from which I'd just returned when the e-mail landed.

As if on cue, the next day an e-mail landed, offering up Mr. Pearce for an interview.

She was at home because, soon after her Sept. 9 e-mail landed in human resources, she heard from a rep in that office, who suggested a paid leave while the company conducted an investigation.

This is why the message from Gorilla (saying he was tired of hearing from people who are tired of Starquest's e-mail) landed in the mailboxes of people who are tired of hearing about -- well, you get the idea.

A couple of years later, on the afternoon of Dec. 29, 2011, an e-mail landed in his in-box noting that new proposals for the right to operate a smaller, neighborhood-focused Tavern on the Green for 20 years were being accepted.

These appear under a new updates section on the Yahoo Mail landing page.

Make sure the mail lands on a removable flash drive.

A big goof (stealing an unmarked mail van) landed Francis Xavier Meehan in a federal prison, and only a bigger goof (stealing an incriminating videotape for the president's re-election committee) will get him out.