Sentence examples for mail papers from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, as with the Mail, papers took the opportunity to assault the Lib Dems.

His steadily bolder counter-attack against the Mail papers has taken a similar approach.

Hugh Grant One of the inquiry's first witnesses, the actor indirectly accused the Mail papers of hacking into his phone.

"What you've seen is a lot of people who've watched the Mail papers use this [style of journalism], on them or on others, thinking, 'Thank God someone's got the balls to stand up to them,'" says Miliband's aide.

This kind of Tory rhetoric, rarely heard in the more conciliatory early years of Cameron's leadership, will almost certainly continue and grow in volume until the 2015 general election – regardless of how the row over the language used by the Mail papers against the Milibands turns out.

If not you'll need to hunt for statements coming in the mail; papers such as the actual policy kept amongst his personal information; or other paper-trails such as receipts, auto withdrawals or check book records.

Oregon has delayed the launch of its website, instructing consumers to mail paper applications instead.

Mail paper submissions to: Poetry Department, The New Yorker, 1 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007 (with an SASE enclosed).

There have long been marketplaces for re-selling tickets, but they lacked a digital component and required consumers to mail paper tickets or meet for handoff.

Then there are standard features which are common to other banking apps like the ability to mail paper checks to people from the app or depositing checks by snapping photos of them.

And, if you think broadly enough, these computer-network spam delivery mechanisms join the ranks of computer telemarketing (phone spam), junk mail (paper spam), billboards (visual space spam) and cars driving through town with megaphones (audio spam).