Sentence examples for mail off from inspiring English sources

It means talking bollocks at Ascot and royal weddings, but it gets the Daily Mail off our back, and you get a couple of decent trips".

There's an enjoyable frisson to the first half, as Lee sets out to create a mass-appeal, Islamophobic observational routine, "to get the Daily Mail off my back".

Every year, on tax day, residents of this college town gather in the lobby of a local post office for an upbeat, circus-like celebration as procrastinators rush to meet the deadline to mail off their tax returns.

As the date for the festival got closer, they raced all over the East End, taping posters in store windows and hotel lobbies, and running to the post office to mail off fliers and invitations.

The plan (O.K., my plan) was to collect DNA samples and then mail off our saliva to Ancestry.com, the sprawling genealogy research site with 15 million users that last week announced it had added DNA testing to its collection of family history research tools.

You would be surprised how many people simply mail off their materials and never bother to check back with the employer to see if they have actually arrived.

As far as an external cloud, we do have a division that uses mail off-site.

If you're going to invite strangers in, make sure you also lock them out of any information they could use to target you for identity theft -- even if that means securely storing your important information or receiving your mail off-site.

They corresponded by e-mail off and on for five years.

Legislation passed by the House yesterday would make it easier for consumers to keep unsolicited junk e-mail off their computers.

On December 8 , 1938 she mailed off her application.