Sentence examples for mail moving from inspiring English sources

A Royal Mail spokesman said: "We are doing everything possible to keep the mail moving and our people safe.

Re "You've Got Mail," by Henry E. Nass (Op-Ed, Dec. 2): The idea of New York City's mail moving in pneumatic tubes — whoosh!

Most of the mail moving through the Navy mail station was processed by the Postal Service's V Street facility, which handles government mail, and it was closed, Mr Jaffer said.

In a move that stunned union leaders and raised tensions between management and workers to new levels, Royal Mail said it had ordered the biggest recruitment drive in its history "to help keep the mail moving during the strikes called by the Communication Workers Union (CWU)".

84% of the 110 billion pieces of mail moved annually is business mail.

Has the Daily Mail moved to silence a blog detailing what life is like inside Northcliffe House?

PAGE C1 Mail Handlers Show Caution The mail moved more gingerly as anxiety over anthrax spurred postal workers and private companies to adjust their work habits.

Paul Dacre saw his pay fall by almost 40% to £1.5m in 2015 as the editor of the Daily Mail moved onto a new long-term incentive scheme.

By the '80s, Mr. Slawenski goes on, Salinger's "chronic aversion to unsolicited mail moved from dread, to scorn, to fear"; within time "he began to ignore not only mail sent by strangers but also letters from family and friends".

B10 MAIL SLOWED -- The mail moved more gingerly than usual as postal workers and private companies adjusted their work habits and mail handlers demonstrated a higher degree of caution and concern.

In Mail Tubes, Hope Of Fiber-Optic Afterlife From the 1890's to the 1950's, much of Manhattan's mail moved among United States Post Office stations from the Battery to Harlem through an underground network of pneumatic tubes.