Sentence examples similar to mail memory from inspiring English sources

For $30 a year, Oddpost has offered 50 megabytes of online e-mail memory, along with spam filtering tools and daily news aggregation.

And the latter was the line of attack initially pursued by the Daily Mail, if memory serves.

If you supplied and verified your mobile phone number when you set up the Twitter account, you can probably bypass a lot of mail and memory jogging.

Some ideas include: Mail home memory cards regularly.

* * * Wes Anderson sent word, via e-mail, in memory of Ric: He knew every movie, I can tell you that.

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Unopened mail could indicate memory problems, vision problems, or hint at financial problems.

Charles Wilkins in The Globe and Mail found Remembering Winter, the chapter about cultural and social memories of winter to be the "most personal and poignant" and entertaining.

It has no table of contents, and the index is so feeble that it doesn't even list "e-mail," "flash" or "memory card".

To add their birthdays and e-mail addresses to my memory bank would require only a short afternoon with flashcards.

The May lawsuit says Spanier needed the e-mails to refresh his memory before cooperating with the Louis J. Freeh investigation.