Sentence examples for mail making from inspiring English sources

Voting by mail, making Election Day a holiday, and similar reforms can also help.

I'm, of course, used to the Daily Mail making up stories — they do it several times a week — and I don't care.

At the time, paperbacks were often sent to readers through the mail, making them subject to censorship by the postal authorities.

Encryption software, most commonly PGP, scrambles your mail, making it impossible for a third party who does not own two special "keys" to read your mail.

After claiming that he is used to the Mail "making up stories" about him, he argued that "this lie involves larger issues".

The next attack may be through the air, not the mail, making the need for the research more urgent, several participants said.

The Mail made it a big issue.

The Daily Mail made it all happen for that "plastic Brit".

Tata Air Mail made a profit of 60,000 rupees its first year.

Isn't that another way of saying the Mail made his position untenable?

If you order by mail, make sure the rhizomes arrive undamaged.