Sentence examples for mail offers from inspiring English sources

Canada's Globe and Mail offers branded cruises, as do several German newspapers; journalists appear as guest speakers on board.

Credit card companies are looking for alchemy, those nuggets of gold - consumers who might actually respond to junk mail offers.

They're good publicity for the airlines, and a good reminder to everyone: always check the names of businesses in direct mail offers carefully.

Now that the losses have stabilized, lenders have set out to revive their card businesses, and mail offers to riskier borrowers are roaring back.

For other story lines, The Toronto Globe and Mail offers a handy list, which includes the 'annual psychological evaluation of the Western Conference's top-seeded Vancouver Canucks to determine if this is the year they won't choke.

The fact that mail offers this year will be the same as what they were in 2004, at 8.4 billion or so, doesn't exactly suggest that companies are slamming on the brakes.

Still, her job answering phones and opening mail offered enviable perks.

In its evidence to the PCC, the Mail offered the most cogent explanation for publication.

The Daily Mail offered a case of champagne to anyone who could confirm the Ed Stone's location.

Then, after her third year, the Globe and Mail offered her a job, and she dropped out of school to take it.

Some businesses that take in mail offer no services beyond the key and notices of package arrival, but their rentals are often lower, typically around $10 a month.