Sentence examples for mail later from inspiring English sources

We talked daily and exchanged floppy disks by mail, later using the Internet.

Of course, the Mail later turned its attention to the actual murderers – and to commendable effect.

I wanted it all to end," she wrote in The Mail later that week.

The Globe and Mail later said the figure was $1.5 billion, and said the price represented a 25 percent premium over the value of the assets.

When I had the chance to consult some of my reader mail later in the week, some of his greatest mis-hits immediately came to the fore.

The paper's origins can be traced to a liberal newspaper, The Globe, founded in 1844 by a Scottish immigrant, George Brown, and to The Mail, later the Mail and Empire, a conservative paper founded by John A. Macdonald in 1872.

Plans are to add high-speed e-mail later.

(E-mail later from my aunt to my father): "I had placed a call to the Bellevue Hospital ER.

"I don't want to say how much," he said by e-mail later, "because it's a bit embarrassing".

"I've been a bit disappointed by the disconnect between New York City's art world and technology space," he wrote in an e-mail later.

Even so, several gay students were too fearful to approach their table and sent e-mail later, saying they felt uncomfortable aligning themselves openly with a gay club.