Sentence examples for mail lands from inspiring English sources

Make sure the mail lands on a removable flash drive.

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".

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

EVERY once in a while an e-mail lands in the in-boxes of journalists who cover the Metropolitan Opera, with the subject line announcing a "cast change advisory".

That e-mail landed a few weeks ago.

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

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

People who work with Marler are accustomed to e-mails landing in the night, with links and attachments and an abundance of exclamation points.

Worse still, when things get sticky, they reach for the ghoulish stereotypes that spread fear through Daily Mail-land: benefit scroungers, feral youths, problem families.

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.